Enable Gesture Control
Gesture control is provided by default in the "Lab" in the OSD menu with a separate switch, and off by default. An Onboarding Tutorial (First Use) automatically pops up the first time you turn it on.
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Double tap the X button on the right side of the glasses, open the OSD main menu.
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Enter in order Other → Lab → Gesture Controls。
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Switch the Gesture Switch to ON. After switching, the glasses start to load the hand tracking algorithm, and the gesture function takes effect after about 1–2 seconds.
Tip: You can also turn on gesture control for the first time and go directly to the tutorial in the onboarding guide after booting.
The closing method is the same: go back to the switch item and switch to "off". When turned off, the camera no longer outputs gesture signals, but the camera hardware may remain functional due to other functions.
Onboarding Tutorial (First Use)
When the gesture control is turned on for the first time, the glasses will project a three-stage interactive teaching in the field of view, guiding you to master the three core operations in turn. Each lesson automatically moves to the next after passing; you can also skip it at any time.
Teaching is divided into three steps:
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Step 1 · Spatial Cursor --Learn how to activate, move, click, and lift the cursor.
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Step 2 · Palm-Back Menu --Learn to pinch backhand to evoke palm-back menu, select function, trigger voice assistant.
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Step 3 · Quick Gestures - Watch the animation to learn about quick gestures such as turning a page on your wrist and repositioning the screen (see Quick Gestures for details).
If the hand is lost (the hand is out of view) or the environment is too dark, the teaching will pause and prompt, and automatically resume after returning to the correct position.
There are two ways to enter:
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Turn on auto-trigger for the first time: Starts automatically when the Gesture Control is on.
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Manual entry: In the OSD menu, in the Gesture Controls or Help portal, click Gesture Tutorials.