WAIC 2026 Closes: LiWeike Unveils World's First X-AI Memory Glasses for Office Productivity

As the 2026 World AI Conference (WAIC) came to a close, LiWeike Technology officially unveiled the world's first X-AI memory glasses, with a focus on bringing office productivity into AI eyewear.

The core feature of these glasses is AI-powered memory — the ability to help users record, retrieve, and review information, upgrading smart glasses from passive display devices to proactive productivity tools.

By integrating office scenarios directly into the glasses, users can manage schedules, search information, and take meeting notes without needing to pull out a phone or laptop — a truly mobile office experience.

The launch timing at WAIC 2026's closing ceremony signals LiWeike's strategy to leverage the global AI conference's audience to accelerate market awareness for its product.

The AI glasses market is becoming increasingly competitive. Meta's Ray-Ban collaboration has already made consumer headway, and Apple's rumored AR device looms on the horizon. LiWeike's X-AI memory glasses differentiate by targeting the office-plus-memory niche, avoiding direct competition in the consumer entertainment space.

On the technical side, achieving reliable on-device memory requires balancing AI inference, continuous environmental sensing, and user privacy protection — key engineering challenges for this product.

As WAIC 2026 draws to a close, LiWeike's X-AI memory glasses mark one of the most notable domestic AI hardware announcements from this year's conference.