Crate ar_drivers

This crate contains a simplified driver for Rokid Air and Mad Gaze Glow AR glasses. It supports getting basic sensor data and setting up the display.

Example usage (in a thread, probably):

let mut glasses = any_glasses().unwrap();
loop {
    match glasses.read_event().unwrap() {
        GlassesEvent::AccGyro {accelerometer, gyroscope} => ...,
        GlassesEvent::Magnetometer(data) => ...,
        GlassesEvent::KeyPress(data) => ...,
        _ => {}
    }
}

As opposed to e.g. Rokid’s own API, this is all that you get, since this is what comes out of the hardware. To get quaternions, you should probably use a lib that implements Madgwicks algorithm or a proper EKF. One good choice is the eskf crate.

Feature flags

Support for individual AR glasses types ca be enabled with the following features:

• mad_gaze: Mad Gaze Glow
• nreal: Nreal Light
• rokid: Rokid Air

All of them are enabled by default, which may bring in some unwanted dependencies if you only want to support a specific type.

Modules

• mad_gaze
  Mad Gaze Glow AR glasses support. See MadGazeGlow It only uses serialport for communication.
• nreal_air
  Nreal Air AR glasses support. See NrealAir It only uses hidapi for communication.
• nreal_light
  Nreal Light AR glasses support. See NrealLight It only uses hidapi for communication.
• rokid
  Rokid Air AR glasses support. See RokidAir It only uses rusb for communication.

Structs

• CameraDescriptor
  Represents one built-in camera

Enums

• DisplayMode
  Display mode used by ARGlasses::set_display_mode
• Error
  Possible errors resulting from ar-drivers API calls
• GlassesEvent
  AR glasses sensor event, got from ARGlasses::read_event
• Side
  Display side used by [ARGlasses::view_matrix]

Traits

• ARGlasses
  Common interface for AR implemented glasses

Functions

• any_glasses
  Convenience function to detect and connect to any of the supported glasses