Rokid's AR Glasses Will Pack a Custom 6nm Chip and a Qualcomm Coprocessor

Hengxuan Technology confirmed Tuesday that Rokid’s upcoming AR glasses will run on its BES2810 chip. The 6nm processor integrates an NPU and a HiFi 5s audio core, designed for low-power operation and a new voice interaction system with customizable sound fields.

The glasses also carry a Qualcomm Snapdragon spatial computing coprocessor fabricated on a 3nm node — the first AR device to use this chipset. Rokid says the combined horsepower exceeds the Rokid AR Studio, Meta Quest Pro, and Pico 4.

The product first appeared at Rokid Open Day 2026 on June 26. It packs a dual-camera system for spatial sensing and AI, electrochromic lenses, 6DoF tracking, and a 58-degree field of view.

Hengxuan Technology, better known by its BES brand, has spent years making chips for wireless earbuds and hearables. The BES2810 is its first foray into wearable AR, and the 6nm process points squarely at battery life — the make-or-break metric for all-day glasses.

No price or release date yet.