Berlin – September 15, 2026 -- Rokid unveiled AIUI Studio at IFA Berlin 2026, a browser-based development platform that lets users build AI agent applications for its smart glasses without writing code.
Rokid opens spatial AI app creation to non-programmers via browser tool
AIUI Studio integrates the AIUI Skills Library framework and AIUI Code assistance, allowing developers to design, test and publish applications for Rokid AI Glasses entirely through natural-language prompts. Built-in hardware simulation removes the need for a physical device during testing, while the platform optimizes output for reduced latency, memory usage and power consumption on Rokid hardware.
Ben Liu, head of international communications and branding at Rokid, said an open AI ecosystem should let users build their own agents rather than only access existing models and apps. The company positions AIUI Studio as lowering the barrier for turning ideas into functional glasses-based agents.
Developer base surpasses 35,000 registered users, 500 agents live in Rokid Agent Store
Rokid's global developer community has grown past 35,000 registered members, with more than 500 agents now available through the Rokid Agent Store. AIUI Studio is immediately available worldwide following the Berlin announcement.
Rokid expands European retail footprint with UK site, Krys, Selfridges and Coolblue placements
Rokid launched a dedicated UK website and added physical retail presence at Krys in Paris, the Selfridges Tech Bar in the UK, and Coolblue outlets in Germany and the Benelux region, broadening consumer access points across Europe.
Rokid wins three IFA 2026 awards, runs accessibility tours for visually impaired visitors
At IFA 2026, Rokid received the Wareable Top Pick award, the Netzwelt Innovation award and the PC Pro Best of IFA award. Show organizers invited Rokid to lead guided tours for visually impaired attendees, running four sessions for more than 60 participants using the glasses' object and environment recognition features.