Expanded two-way translation across 53 languages, personalized news, connected controls, and second phase of developer access broadens what's possible with MemoMind One.

SHENZHEN, China, Sept. 30, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- MemoMind, the AI hardware brand incubated by XGIMI, today announces a new wave of software updates for MemoMind One, introducing new features designed to make the AI glasses more personalized, connected, and intuitive while officially announcing the second phase of developer access.

Building on MemoMind One's global launch, and the SDK announcement earlier this month, this marks the next step for the platform as MemoMind looks beyond its initial feature set to give users greater choice over how they experience the glasses – and developers new opportunities to shape what comes next.

New Ways to Experience MemoMind One Now

Two-Way Translation Across 53 Languages
MemoMind One expanded its live, two-way translation capabilities to 53 languages with additions such as Urdu, Tamil, Gujarati, Nepali, and Arabic with firmware-side support. This brings real-time communication to hundreds of millions more speakers around the world.

Memo Labs' Memo Agent
Users can securely view and lightly control a coding agent from the glasses, boosting work efficiency.

Standard HID Protocol
Enables BLE smart rings and similar devices to connect directly to One Glass. Button/touch/gesture input complements voice, temple buttons and head gestures for lower-friction interaction.

Custom News, Your Way
Users can now add and manage their own RSS feeds, bringing the publications, blogs, and other sources they already follow directly into MemoMind One rather than relying only on platform-curated content. Standard RSS 2.0 and Atom 1.0 feeds are supported.

Make Moments More Personal
Users can choose from multiple expression styles for Moments Reports, allowing daily recaps to better reflect how they prefer to revisit and engage with their content.

Choose Your Audio Source
New audio pickup modes allow users to switch between front-facing and omnidirectional sound capture, helping tailor audio pickup for real-time translation, dictation, one-on-one conversations, and noisier environments.

See More at a Glance
Notifications displayed on MemoMind One can now show up to four lines of text, giving users more information without needing to reach for their phone.

Save and Share More
Long-form content such as Good Morning Memo and daily podcast recaps can now be saved and shared as one complete image rather than multiple screenshots.

A More Personalized Experience
A new "More" page centralizes MemoMind's growing feature set, while personalized home and toolbar layouts can sync to the cloud and restore across device changes and reinstalls.

Stronger Privacy Controls
Calendar privacy preferences now apply consistently across the calendar, search, and Memo AI, while Card Lock protections extend across every entry point to sensitive content.

Two-way Calendar Sync
Previously, an event created in MemoMind had to be manually re-created elsewhere. Now users don't need to worry about missing a beat when it comes to their to-do's and dates saved. It handles edit/delete conflicts, duplicate entries, offline/multi-device conflicts, and clarifies what happens to external data when unlinking a calendar.

Developer Access Phase Two
In October, the App Workspace will enter a closed beta. Developers will be able to install and run their own apps locally, in the MemoMind app and on their glasses. This phase opens by whitelist invitation, and there will be a sign up through the community. MemoMind will open the workspace to their first batch of invited builders for real-device testing and seed-app development.

Currently, MemoMind's developer access is already open. Developers can access two independent tracks, both on GitHub:

• One Glass SDK: build with the glasses' own capabilities: HUD, mic, speaker, gyro. Write native C plugins that run on the glasses (games, sensors, on-lens UI), web plugins that run on the phone (accounts, networking, longer content), or pair the two together.
• BLE Input Protocol: for third-party input devices. Rings, bands, and remotes can report buttons, touch, and gestures straight to the glasses. MemoMind has teamed up with Kiwear as a flagship partner, so ring-controlled glasses work right out of the box. Plus a desktop Studio with a built-in simulator, working examples (Breakout, 2048, and more), and full documents.

To start, users can grab the toolkit on GitHub here, and access everything they need to know in the developer documentation here.

Pricing and Availability
MemoMind One is now available for purchase on memo-mind.com, with the Standard Edition available at $599 (on promotion now for $399 USD).

For additional assets, see the press kit here.

To learn more about XGIMI's latest innovations, visit the XGIMI website, or follow @XGIMItech on Instagram, Twitter, and LinkedIn.

About XGIMI 
Since 2013, the state-of-the-art XGIMI projectors have helped countless people worldwide to create genuinely immersive audio-visual experiences. Working with reputable partners like Google, Harman Kardon, and Texas Instruments, XGIMI builds all-in-one entertainment devices, perfected due to their user-oriented philosophy. Through industry-leading innovation, streamlined setups, and unique designs, XGIMI always strives to develop the best home and portable projectors for everyone to enjoy. Learn more at XGIMI Projector Technology.

About MemoMind 
MemoMind is an AI hardware company incubated by XGIMI, the world's leading smart projector brand. Built on years of optical engineering expertise and a refined design philosophy, Memomind brings a hardware-first approach to everyday AI.

Designed to feel natural rather than intrusive, MemoMind focuses on delivering AI that works quietly in the background, supporting users with clarity, context, and intention. Every product is crafted to be comfortable, intuitive, and seamlessly integrated into daily life, enabling AI to become more effortless, more personal, and more human. Crafted for the mindful, MemoMind believes the most powerful technology is the kind you barely notice – until you need it.