Qualcomm’s new chip will lead to augmented reality glasses you’ll actually want to wear

Qualcomm's new chip will lead to augmented reality glasses you'll actually want to wear

Day two of Qualcomm’s annual Snapdragon Chipset Summit hosted the unveiling of the Snapdragon AR2 Gen 1 — the company’s first dedicated AR chip — designed to better deliver AR experiences through smart glasses and other wearable devices.

Qualcomm already has a well-established presence in the XR (Virtual Reality/VR, Mixed Reality/MR and Augmented Reality/AR) space, with Meta Quest 2 And the Peak 4 It runs specifically on the company’s latest XR2 platform, while the Meta was new Quest Pro The headset — which immerses itself a bit in mixed reality thanks to its full color passthrough support — is one of the first headsets to run on Qualcomm’s improved XR2 Plus chipset. However, the experiences and hardware that the AR2 Gen 1 is designed to support are slightly different.

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