Even Realities Launches Enterprise SDK for G2
The software kit lets businesses build custom apps that tap into the G2 glasses' microphone and motion data.
Updated on Nov. 11, 2026 in Software
Even Realities has released its first Enterprise SDK, aimed at business customers. The kit works with the company's existing app-based software on its G2 glasses.
Why it matters
The G2 glasses hold 11% of the AR glasses market as of September, and the company is now extending the product into business use after consumer interest. Opening the device to custom enterprise applications could broaden where AR glasses are used.
The SDK exposes the G2 glasses' microphone and motion inputs to custom business applications and handles device connections and updates. The stub does not specify technical limits, supported platforms, or performance benchmarks.
The players
Even Realities
Even Realities is a company that makes AR glasses, including the G2 model, and is now offering a software development kit to business customers.
The details
The Enterprise SDK integrates with the app-based software already running on the G2 glasses. Companies can build custom interfaces, directly integrate microphone and motion data into apps, and manage device connections and updates; interested businesses can sign up through the Even Realities enterprise page.
Timeline
November 11, 2026: Even Realities announces release of the Enterprise SDK.
September 2026: G2 glasses hold 11% of the AR glasses market.
The Tech Race
The release extends the G2 glasses from consumer interest into business use, following the platform's rise to 11% of the AR glasses market. It positions Even Realities to compete for enterprise AR deployments as the category matures.
Businesses that sign up can build custom interfaces that use the glasses' microphone and motion inputs and manage device connections and updates. The stub does not state pricing, licensing terms, or availability outside sign-up.
The takeaway
Companies evaluating AR hardware should look at whether a device's software platform offers real developer access to its sensors. Access to microphone and motion data is what makes custom enterprise applications practical.
Further reading
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