GlassKit
Toolkit for glasses apps that see, hear and guide you.
By RealComputer
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- 186 (GitHub)
Overview
GlassKit is an open-source toolkit for building and testing AI apps that see what a smart-glasses wearer sees and guide them in real time. Its demos include a drink-making coach, a sushi speedrun timer and an IKEA assembly assistant.
How it works
The device integrations target Rokid Glasses: camera and mic capture, WebRTC streaming, the monochrome on-lens display, touchpad and offline voice controls. The demos combine OpenAI Realtime, Overshoot video inference and RF-DETR object detection. GlassKit Eval tests vision prompts and models without repeating the physical task.
Hardware
- Smart glasses
- phone
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