Berlin – September 15, 2026 -- Rokid unveiled AIUI Studio at IFA Berlin 2026, a browser-based development platform that lets users build AI applications for its smart glasses without writing code.
Rokid opens no-code AI development to its 35,000-strong developer base
The platform integrates the AIUI Skills Library framework and AIUI code assistance, allowing developers to dictate app concepts in plain language while the system generates functioning agents for Rokid AI Glasses. Built-in hardware simulation lets creators design and test applications without owning a physical device, while the platform actively reduces latency, memory usage and power consumption on Rokid's hardware.
Rokid's developer community has grown past 35,000 registered developers, with more than 500 agents already listed on the Rokid Agent Store. "An open AI ecosystem should give people more than access to models and applications; it should also give them the ability to build solutions based on their own ideas," said Ben Liu, Rokid's director of Global Communications and Brand.
Rokid expands European retail footprint with UK, France and Benelux tie-ups
The company launched a dedicated UK website, gb.rokid.com, alongside new physical retail placements: Krys stores in Paris, the Selfridges Tech Bar in the UK, and Coolblue outlets across Germany and the Benelux region. The moves broaden Rokid's direct-to-consumer access across three of Europe's largest electronics retail markets.
Rokid collects three IFA 2026 awards and runs accessibility demos for 60+ participants
Rokid received the Wareable Top Pick award, the Netzwelt Innovation award and the PC Pro Best of IFA recognition at the trade show. IFA organizers also invited Rokid to lead accessibility tours for visually impaired attendees, hosting four groups totaling more than 60 participants who tested the glasses' object- and environment-recognition features designed to support independent navigation.