Rokid Nexus 1.0.48

Activities

• A new tier between a pin and a surface: an ongoing process — a ride
  approaching, a timer running, a transfer in flight — holds a stable corner
  of the HUD. It draws as a compact chip, and the primary activity can open
  into a panel with progress, details, and up to three platform-drawn
  actions the wearer steps through with scroll and fires with a tap.
• A significant update lets the panel flare to catch the eye — throttled by
  the platform, and never by holding the screen on: an activity still cannot
  wake or keep the display, exactly like every other tier.
• An idle panel folds back to its chip after about ten seconds. A new
  Settings switch keeps the primary activity expanded instead; it is the
  wearer's preference, and no plugin can read, set, or override it.

Notices learn to ask a real question

• A notice can now carry up to three answers, drawn as glyph chips under
  the band — the same row an activity panel uses, drawn by the same view,
  so the wearer learns it once. Scroll steps along it, the selection wraps
  and follows its answer across updates, and a tap fires the one that is
  chosen.
• A notice takes exactly one answer, of either kind. The moment it is
  given, the row leaves the band, nothing fires again, and the phone
  refuses a duplicate — measured on hardware, two temple taps 188 ms apart
  used to mean two replies sent. This deliberately changes 1.0.46
  behaviour, where an interactive band replied on every tap.
• Clearing a field of a shown notice now actually reaches the glasses: the
  phone relays the patch a plugin sent instead of re-serialising its own
  state, so an emptied footer, a withdrawn question, or a cleared row
  arrives as exactly that.

Plugin SDK 0.6.0

• The activity tier and notice actions land in the SDK: NexusActivity,
  NexusNoticeAction, actions on notices and their updates, the
  onNexusActivityAction and onNexusNoticeAction callbacks, and a
  nullable interactive on NexusNoticeUpdate so a band can be asked
  again.
• The guide gains a visual reference of the notice band's four states,
  with the one-answer rule as an interactive demo
  (docs/notice-band-states.html).

Rokid Nexus 1.0.47

Phone battery

• Your phone's charge now sits in the glasses' status row, beside the clock
  and the weather: a small phone glyph and the percentage, with a plus while
  it charges. The glasses always knew their own battery; now they admit the
  phone they depend on has one too.
• The chip behaves like the ROM's own indicators. It shows on the launcher
  and its screens, follows the status row when an app like the teleprompter
  moves it, tucks in beside the clock when the weather steps out, and never
  sits on top of anything.
• Not interested? Settings has a switch. Off means off — the chip leaves
  immediately and stays gone.

Plugin marks

• A plugin's own icon now reaches the glasses. Until now a custom mark showed
  on the phone and fell back to a generic tile in the glasses launcher, which
  never had the plugin's APK to load it from; the mark itself now travels, as
  bare geometry the glasses draw in the HUD's one green.
• The design system holds: a plugin ships a shape, never a colour, a size, or
  a look. Tests now catch a mark that drifts from the rules instead of prose
  hoping it will not.

Rokid Nexus SDK 0.6.0

Rokid Nexus SDK version 0.6.0 targets Nexus plugin API version 3.

JitPack coordinates: com.github.Anezium.Rokid-Nexus:bus-client:sdk-v0.6.0

Rokid Nexus 1.0.46

Notices

• Plugins can interrupt you briefly with a band across the top of your view: a
  message that just arrived, a delivery at the door, one thing that happened
  and is worth a glance. It arrives, says its piece, and leaves on its own.
• You can answer one without opening anything. Tap the band and the plugin
  hears you, even though it has no screen open and never did — which is the
  point of the whole thing. Back always dismisses, and no plugin can take that
  key away from you.
• A band claims two gestures, not your glasses. Scroll still reaches whatever
  is underneath it, the launcher still opens, and every other control keeps
  working while a notice is up.
• Nothing can leave a band in your view: it clears on its own deadline, and no
  amount of updating it pushes past a minute.

Motion

• The HUD moves now. Bands slide in and out instead of appearing, and the whole
  interface shares one set of timings rather than each screen inventing its
  own.
• Motion marks something happening, never decoration. Nothing on the glasses
  animates in a loop while you are wearing them and walking around.

Rokid Nexus 1.0.45

Pins

• Plugins can leave a small panel pinned in a corner of your view — a plate
  number, a gate, a door code. It stays there while you get on with things, and
  nothing has to hold a screen open to keep it in front of you.
• A pin outlives the plugin that put it there. A plugin woken by a notification
  can push one and go straight back to sleep, which is the whole point: the taxi
  that is eight minutes out should not need an app left open to tell you its
  plate.
• Pins pushed while the glasses are asleep on a table are no longer lost. They
  are kept and delivered the moment the glasses come back, instead of failing
  silently at exactly the moment a background plugin had something to say.
• A pin that names no deadline now clears itself after thirty minutes, so a
  plugin killed before it can tidy up cannot strand one in your view. Plugins
  that know their own horizon still set it, from a second to a day.
• Pins step aside while the camera is in use, and come back afterwards.

Speech without an account

• Transcription now works out of the box on the phone's own speech engine: no
  key, no account, nothing to pay. It is the default until you pick something
  else, and whatever you pick still wins.
• The microphone is requested where you need it, on the dictation card, instead
  of sending you off to set something up elsewhere first.
• The Speech screen tells the truth about the engine you chose. It no longer
  offers to save an API key for an engine that takes none, and the language grid
  locks itself when the engine detects the language on its own.

Rokid Nexus 1.0.44

Glasses that keep themselves maintained

• Manual setup no longer fails after a successful pairing. It was looking for the
  glasses' connect port over mDNS, which plenty of routers never forward; the
  glasses now hand that port to the phone directly.
• Glasses whose pairing credential is no longer accepted repair themselves: the
  refused identity is dropped and a fresh pairing runs on its own, instead of
  every later maintenance pass failing silently for the life of the install.
• Setup no longer reports itself complete while the pairing is missing, which is
  what let a unit look healthy and still be unable to refresh its own watchdog.

Fixes

• Text fields are no longer hidden behind the keyboard — the pairing form in
  particular, where you cannot check what you typed against a code that expires.
• The glasses display stays awake while you copy a pairing code, so the dialog
  no longer closes halfway through.

Rokid Nexus 1.0.43

Photos Sync

• Captures taken on the glasses now copy themselves into your phone gallery, in
  the same Download/Hi Rokid/ album Hi Rokid imports into — over the Bluetooth
  connection the glasses already have, so neither device needs Wi-Fi. Install the
  new Photos Sync plugin from the Store to turn it on.
• Sync runs while charging by default; you can set it to sync as soon as you
  capture, or only when you tap Sync now. Interrupted transfers resume where they
  stopped, and every file is checksum-verified before it reaches the gallery.
• The transfer stays out of the way of everything else on the connection: it
  pauses for a camera session, yields whenever anything else is talking, and
  keeps only one chunk in flight.
• Deleting captures from the glasses after they are safely on the phone is
  available as an opt-in, and honestly reports when the glasses refuse.

Glasses maintenance

• The command bridge now updates itself from the installed app, so a glasses unit
  whose ADB self-arm has gone stale still receives new privileged capabilities.
• The manual setup flow keeps the glasses display awake while you copy the
  pairing code, and the phone form no longer hides behind the keyboard.

Rokid Nexus SDK 0.5.0

Rokid Nexus SDK version 0.5.0 targets Nexus plugin API version 3.

JitPack coordinates: com.github.Anezium.Rokid-Nexus:bus-client:sdk-v0.5.0

Rokid Nexus SDK 0.4.0

Rokid Nexus SDK version 0.4.0 targets Nexus plugin API version 3.

JitPack coordinates: com.github.Anezium.Rokid-Nexus:bus-client:sdk-v0.4.0

Photo Sync 1.0.0

• First release: glasses captures copy themselves into Download/Hi Rokid/ on
  the phone, over the Bluetooth connection the glasses already have — no Wi-Fi on
  either device.
• Three sync modes: always, while charging (default), or manual only. New
  captures trigger a sync on their own in always mode.
• Interrupted transfers resume from where they stopped, so long videos finish
  across several sessions.
• Settings screen with live status and progress, a Sync now button, the recent
  sync history, and delete-from-glasses-after-sync (off by default, with the
  honest warning when the glasses refuse to delete).

Artifact

• File: photosync-phone-release.apk
• SHA-256: 31e6e0ef49bed1e6b57d201256dcd1881421a59fe7d7fa5356b1391ff2e28993