Getting Started with Your Development Project

The M400 and M4000 can run most any Android application compiled for a minimum SDK version of 27*. Because of this, deploying applications to the M400 and M4000 is often as simple as updating your existing application to allow button navigation. Mo...

Overview To allow this to work, you must manually enable focus on the UI elements you wish to be reached by navigation. You must also control the focus order. These are accomplished using standard Android mechanisms that are summarized here for c...

Screen Orientation The device may be worn on the left or right eye, and will always be in landscape or reverseLandscape orientation. The proper orientation to specify for your Activity in the manifest is: android:screenOrientation="sen...

The M400 & M4000, by default, will have ADB (Android Debug Bridge) debugging disabled for security and privacy reasons. We can enable ADB Debugging using the below steps. If you are having trouble with this please reach out to the Support team. ...

Some developers may prefer to remove appcompat from the project, which requires they change the theme. If you remove the dependency on the appcompat library, you’ll need to change styles.xml to base your AppTheme on another parent theme. Chang...

Vuzix has created libraries to give you a head start in designing your user experience. Adding these libraries to your Android project is simple and developer friendly. Vuzix provides a Jitpack repository for those libraries and other resources. ...

To simplify development it is recommended that you set up Android Studio with with a device profile for the M400 and M4000. This setup takes only a few minutes and dramatically increases your efficiency to create screen layouts. You may also use the...