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{{Device Infobox | {{Device Infobox | ||
| − | |image= | + | |image=[[File:magic_leap_2.jpg|350px]] |
|VR/AR=[[Augmented Reality]] | |VR/AR=[[Augmented Reality]] | ||
|Type=[[Optical head-mounted display]] | |Type=[[Optical head-mounted display]] | ||
|Subtype=[[Integrated HMD]] | |Subtype=[[Integrated HMD]] | ||
| − | |Platform=Magic Leap | + | |Platform=Magic Leap Hub for both Windows and macOS |
|Creator= | |Creator= | ||
| − | |Developer= | + | |Developer=[[Magic Leap Inc.]] |
| − | |Manufacturer= | + | |Manufacturer=Magic Leap Inc. |
| − | |Operating System= | + | |Operating System= |
|Versions= | |Versions= | ||
|Requires=Nothing | |Requires=Nothing | ||
|Predecessor=None | |Predecessor=None | ||
| − | |Successor= | + | |Successor=None |
| − | |CPU=AMD 7nm | + | |CPU=AMD 7nm Zen 2 x86-64 - CPU Core/Thread Count: 4/8 - Max CPU Frequency: 2.4 GHz - Cache: 512 kB L2 per core and 4 MB total L3 |
| − | |GPU=AMD RDNA 2 | + | |GPU=AMD RDNA 2 @ 1.1 GHz 1 Shader Array 4 WGPs (Workgroup Processors) 2 RB+ Render Backends 1MB L2 Cache |
| − | |HPU= | + | |HPU=Custom 14 core CVIP (computer vision) engine |
| − | |Memory= | + | |Memory=16 GB |
| − | |Storage= | + | |Storage=256 GB |
| − | |Display= | + | |Display=Industry-leading optics |
| − | |Resolution= | + | |Resolution= |
| − | |Pixel Density= | + | |Pixel Density=Over 16.8M colors supported |
|Refresh Rate=120 Hz | |Refresh Rate=120 Hz | ||
|Persistence= | |Persistence= | ||
|Precision= | |Precision= | ||
| − | |Field of View= | + | |Field of View=Up to 70° field of view |
|Optics= | |Optics= | ||
| − | |IPD | + | |IPD Range= |
| − | |Tracking= | + | |Tracking=6DOF, Headpose and gaze tracking |
| − | |Rotational Tracking= | + | |Rotational Tracking=Built-in IMU |
| − | |Positional Tracking= | + | |Positional Tracking=IR+optical six degrees of freedom tracking |
|Update Rate= | |Update Rate= | ||
| − | |Tracking Volume= | + | |Tracking Volume=14.6”-∞ volume of view |
|Play Space= | |Play Space= | ||
|Latency= | |Latency= | ||
| − | |Audio= | + | |Audio=Spatial audio |
| − | |Camera= | + | |Camera=More than 18 different cameras and sensors |
| − | |Sensors= | + | |Sensors=Speech recognition via speech-to-text |
| − | |Input= | + | |Input=Magic Leap 2 Controller, Direct manipulation, Works with smartphone, Bluetooth keyboard |
| − | |Connectivity= | + | |Connectivity=WiFi 6, Bluetooth |
|Power=Battery | |Power=Battery | ||
| − | |Battery Life= | + | |Battery Life=Up to 3.5 hrs continuous use (7 days in sleep mode) |
| − | |Weight= | + | |Weight=260g |
| − | |Size= | + | |Size= |
|Cable Length=Wireless | |Cable Length=Wireless | ||
| − | |Release Date= | + | |Release Date=2023 |
|Price= | |Price= | ||
| − | |Website= | + | |Website=https://www.magicleap.com |
}} | }} | ||
| + | The '''Magic Leap 2''' is an optical see-through head-mounted display that is developed by [[Magic Leap]]. It is marketed to enterprise users, but is stunted due to its difficulty of application development and closed hardware that doesn't allow for custom operating systems to be loaded. General purchase availability started in 2022. | ||
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| + | The Magic Leap 2 was released under CEO Peggy Johnson, who became CEO of Magic Leap after Rony Abovitz stepped down from the position. | ||
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| + | One of the features of the Magic Leap 2 is that the display can dim. | ||
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| + | The Magic Leap 2 has a taller aspect ratio and larger vertical field of view than the Magic Leap 1. The Magic Leap 2 has one of the highest fields of view, if not the highest, of any optical see-through head mounted display that has been produced. | ||
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| + | It is wired into a puck that could be mounted on a waist belt. The puck is the main compute of the unit. It runs a derivative of the Android operating system. | ||
Latest revision as of 06:15, 17 April 2024
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| Developer | Magic Leap Inc. |
| Manufacturer | Magic Leap Inc. |
| Requires | Nothing |
| Predecessor | None |
| Successor | None |
| CPU | AMD 7nm Zen 2 x86-64 - CPU Core/Thread Count: 4/8 - Max CPU Frequency: 2.4 GHz - Cache: 512 kB L2 per core and 4 MB total L3 |
| GPU | AMD RDNA 2 @ 1.1 GHz 1 Shader Array 4 WGPs (Workgroup Processors) 2 RB+ Render Backends 1MB L2 Cache |
| Display | Industry-leading optics |
| Pixel Density | Over 16.8M colors supported |
| Refresh Rate | 120 Hz |
| Image | |
| Field of View | Up to 70° field of view |
| Optics | |
| Tracking | 6DOF, Headpose and gaze tracking |
| Rotational Tracking | Built-in IMU |
| Positional Tracking | IR+optical six degrees of freedom tracking |
| Tracking Volume | 14.6”-∞ volume of view |
| Audio | Spatial audio |
| Camera | More than 18 different cameras and sensors |
| Connectivity | WiFi 6, Bluetooth |
| Power | Battery |
| Battery Life | Up to 3.5 hrs continuous use (7 days in sleep mode) |
| Sensors | Speech recognition via speech-to-text |
| Input | Magic Leap 2 Controller, Direct manipulation, Works with smartphone, Bluetooth keyboard |
| Cable Length | Wireless |
The Magic Leap 2 is an optical see-through head-mounted display that is developed by Magic Leap. It is marketed to enterprise users, but is stunted due to its difficulty of application development and closed hardware that doesn't allow for custom operating systems to be loaded. General purchase availability started in 2022.
The Magic Leap 2 was released under CEO Peggy Johnson, who became CEO of Magic Leap after Rony Abovitz stepped down from the position.
One of the features of the Magic Leap 2 is that the display can dim.
The Magic Leap 2 has a taller aspect ratio and larger vertical field of view than the Magic Leap 1. The Magic Leap 2 has one of the highest fields of view, if not the highest, of any optical see-through head mounted display that has been produced.
It is wired into a puck that could be mounted on a waist belt. The puck is the main compute of the unit. It runs a derivative of the Android operating system.
