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Ganzin Showcases Aurora Ecosystem at AWE 2026 to Accelerate Eye-Tracking AI Glasses Adoption
The company says its new eye-tracking platform cuts power use to about one-quarter of conventional NPU-based solutions and supports up to 120 Hz tracking.
- At AWE 2026, Ganzin Technology announced major ecosystem advancements highlighting collaborations across the AI glasses supply chain to accelerate eye-tracking adoption in next-generation wearable devices.
- As AI glasses emerge as a new computing platform, eye tracking is recognized as critical technology enabling natural interaction and personalized AI experiences. Ganzin aims to make this solution more practical and mass-production ready.
- The proprietary EPU2 ASIC powers Aurora IIE, reducing power consumption to one-quarter of conventional solutions while supporting up to 120 Hz performance. Gaze2AI 2.0 integrates voice input with real-time gaze attention to enrich AI context pipelines.
- Collaborating with Jorjin Technologies, Ganzin introduced the J9 AI Glasses reference design to reduce development risk and accelerate time-to-market. Integration of ams OSRAM infrared illumination into Aurora IIS improves eye-safety margins and system reliability.
- "The future of AI glasses will not be defined by display technology alone," said Dr. Shao-Yi Chien, Founder and CEO of Ganzin Technology. This vision positions the company to lead in attention-aware AI experiences capturing user intent and attention.
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Ganzin Showcases Aurora Ecosystem at AWE 2026 to Accelerate Eye-Tracking AI Glasses Adoption
TAIPEI, June 15, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Ganzin Technology, a leader in ultra-low-power wearable eye-tracking solutions, announced major ecosystem advancements at AWE 2026, highlighting collaborations across the AI glasses supply chain to accelerate eye tracking adoption in next-generation wearable devices.
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