Even Realities launched an Enterprise SDK for its G2 smart glasses on November 10, so a business can now put its own app on the display. It works with Flutter and with native iOS and Android code. Employees never touch the Even Realities consumer app, and they don't need a personal Even account.
The SDK lives inside the company's own mobile app and talks to the glasses over Bluetooth. That app talks to the company's own backend. Even Realities says its servers are not part of the runtime connection between the app and the glasses, and device licenses are checked on the glasses themselves. The business decides who gets access, when the microphone is on and where the data goes.
Developers get text, lists, images, menus and input events to work with, plus microphone audio and motion data. Connection and automatic reconnection are handled for them. Firmware updates can be pushed over the air through the company's app, on whatever maintenance schedule the IT team picks. The components match the ones in Even Hub, the developer platform G2 apps already use.
Even Realities also plans to publish the SDK source code under the Apache 2.0 license, along with protocol documentation, developer guides and sample apps. It hasn't said when.
Every registered developer account comes with three free device licenses for building and testing. The company didn't publish a price for licenses beyond those three, and it's asking businesses to get in touch about larger rollouts through its enterprise site.
The hardware pitch is the same G2 people can buy today. The frames are magnesium alloy with titanium alloy temples and adjustable nose pads, and Even Realities offers prescription lenses built into the display optics, so one pair can replace someone's everyday glasses.
For a G2 owner, nothing changes. The consumer app and Even Hub carry on as before. For a company weighing smart glasses for staff, keeping the data path off Even Realities' servers removes one of the harder questions a security team would ask. Three test licenses are enough to try it before talking about price.