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A passenger tries out a pair of Rokid AR glasses on a Hainan Airlines flight in China. BEIJING — Hainan Airlines this week started letting passengers on some routes use Rokid's augmented reality glasses for free for in-flight entertainment, the tech startup announced Thursday. Chinese start-up Rokid claimed it's the first time AR glasses — which allow computer-generated images to be superimposed on the real world — have been used at scale on flights. The device allows wearers to see the real world using what the company calls "spatial computing" technology. He claimed Rokid was in talks "with lots of airlines" for similar partnerships, including at least one major international operator.
Persons: Rokid, Misa Zhu, Zhu, wasn't Organizations: Hainan Airlines, CNBC Locations: China, BEIJING, Hainan
Chinese AR glasses and software company Rokid announced it raised $70 million in a funding round led by the government of Hefei city. BEIJING — Chinese augmented reality glasses and software company Rokid this week announced it raised 500 million yuan ($70 million) in a funding round led by the government of Hefei city. Augmented reality (AR) technology allows digital images to be imposed over the real world. Apple' s Vision Pro virtual reality headset, set for release on Feb. 2, also allows users to see the real world using what the company calls "spatial computing" technology. Rokid sells AR glasses for consumers.
Persons: Rokid, Misa Zhu Organizations: CNBC Locations: Hefei, BEIJING, Hefei city, Shanghai, China
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