Qualcomm further ups the momentum of its XR headset developer ecosystem
With Apple launching its new AR VR headset Vision Pro, speed of development of software, headset specific apps, creation of 3D graphics and video content in many such XR headset-hardware leveraging applications to grow exponentially. Qualcomm has announced an accelerated XR developer ecosystem leveraging its snapdragon spaces. Once the hardware platform is ready, it opens multiple opportunities for developing wearable glass specific apps. There's going to be huge demand from grapraphic content and video content for XR headsets.
To do all such developments you need a XR headset hardware development kit. Snapdragon Spaces enables that by making available Lenovo Think Reality A3 and Motorola edge and a smartphone kit and get hands-on with augmented reality. What you get in this kit is: ThinkReality A3: The ThinkReality A3 is a commercial enterprise-focused head-mounted display that fits a user’s head like sunglasses. With an integrated Snapdragon XR1 chip, the A3 provides the immersive content capability. The feature set helps developers build the next generation of augmented reality applications using the Snapdragon Spaces developer platform. Key Features: Snapdragon XR-1 SmartView Lightweight AR Glasses – <130g Binocular 1080p resolution displays ...
To do all such developments you need a XR headset hardware development kit. Snapdragon Spaces enables that by making available Lenovo Think Reality A3 and Motorola edge and a smartphone kit and get hands-on with augmented reality. What you get in this kit is: ThinkReality A3: The ThinkReality A3 is a commercial enterprise-focused head-mounted display that fits a user’s head like sunglasses. With an integrated Snapdragon XR1 chip, the A3 provides the immersive content capability. The feature set helps developers build the next generation of augmented reality applications using the Snapdragon Spaces developer platform. Key Features: Snapdragon XR-1 SmartView Lightweight AR Glasses – <130g Binocular 1080p resolution displays ...
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