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  state, so an emptied footer, a withdrawn question, or a cleared row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).