Rokid Partners with Louis Braille Campus on Smart Glasses Accessibility

Jul 3, 2026
Rokid has announced a partnership with the Paris-based Louis Braille Campus to promote accessibility innovation through AI smart glasses. The company supported the campus’s Demo Day 2026 with donations and devices as part of its ongoing efforts to assist visually impaired users.

Rokid has partnered with Louis Braille Campus in Paris to advance accessibility through AI smart glasses, announced in a press release. The collaboration began with Rokid supporting the campus’s Demo Day 2026 event through financial contributions and by providing several pairs of Rokid Ai Glasses Style smart glasses.

The Louis Braille Campus, located at the Institut National des Jeunes Aveugles, focuses on research and innovation to assist people with visual impairments. Its annual Demo Day highlights new inclusive technologies under the theme "Innovation for a More Accessible World."

Rokid stated that its AI glasses are already being used in China to help visually impaired users identify objects, read text, and improve environmental awareness. The company plans to expand these features to international markets by late 2026.

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