As an important gateway to the metaverse, VR/AR and other XR devices are expected to become the next generation of personal mobile computing platforms, but currently the interactive experience in some scenarios is not ideal enough. For example, the current interaction methods for AR glasses include touch, voice, and the use of mobile phones/controllers/finger rings. There are also certain limitations, such as the small touch area being inconvenient to use, and the inconvenience of using voice in public places. Based on years of continuous exploration in the fields of XR and intelligent wearability, Goethe has innovatively launched the first intelligent bracelet reference design Link, which focuses on achieving XR device interaction. By using the bracelet to touch the screen, buttons, and simple gestures, control and interaction can be achieved, and it is expected to bring innovation in interaction technology to XR devices.
Link has a slim body, equipped with a 1.64inch AMOLED screen, supports Bluetooth, NFC, and is equipped with multiple sensors for gesture and motion detection, as well as monitoring health and motion data. Link can connect AR glasses&mobile phones at the same time, load AI gesture recognition algorithm, so that users can accurately control AR glasses through simple gesture/key/touch screen operations when it is not convenient to touch glasses, including synchronizing or viewing sports health data on AR glasses, answering and making calls, receiving/closing daily reminders, music playback control, quick photography, etc. When exercising, users can simply synchronize data in real-time to the AR glasses display by shaking their wrists or buttons, without having to look down at the bracelet; Receiving/turning off alarm clocks/schedule reminders, answering/hanging up calls can also be controlled using gestures such as flipping wrists, clenching fists, etc. to control AR glasses. The Link is also equipped with high precision distance sensing based on UWB sensors, which can visually display the proximity control or unlocking/locking process on AR glasses, providing users with a more intuitive and secure experience during use. In addition, the Link bracelet can also be used independently (when connected to a mobile phone), achieving functions such as receiving/closing daily reminders, answering/ending calls, music playback control, high-precision distance sensing, and NFC.
Goertek started laying out wearable products as early as 2013, with the vertical integration ability of materials, parts, accessories, and the entire machine. It can provide first class intelligent wearable overall solutions. Combined with the company's deep technological accumulation in the XR field, Goethe will continue to explore the interactive needs of different scenarios in the metaverse, committed to providing consumers with more convenient and comfortable immersive interactive experiences.