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*Rokid Hub offers 2 female USB-C ports and 1 Male USB-C Port, which helps activate your Nintendo Switch’s dock mode in a snap. It also prevents the battery from draining by charging your phone and connecting to the glasses simultaneously. 

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NOTE:

1.The operating system of Station2 is an industry-leading space operating system, developed through deep customization of the AOSP (Android Open Source Project), and is compatible with the Android ecosystem. In theory, all Android apps can run on YodaOS-Master. The streaming, gaming, and productivity applications mentioned above have been tested and function normally. More than 90% of Android applications run without issues, and these can be downloaded from markets such as Apkpure and Uptodown. However, some applications that require Google Mobile Services (GMS) may not work. We will address this issue in community updates step-by-step. Notably, Google and Rokid, partners in developing Station1, continue to collaborate to achieve GMS compatibility as soon as possible.

2.Each pair of AR glasses features a unique Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU), but fortunately, Max1 and Max2 use the same IMU chip. This allows Station2 to be compatible with Max1 and function normally. For optimal spatial computing experience, it is best to re-adjust the IMU of Max1 to match Max2’s IMU parameters, including performing parameter calibration. However, there is currently no detailed plan for this recalibration, as AR Lite is still in development. A comprehensive plan is expected to be available after the crowdfunding campaign concludes in July. Stay tuned.