Qualcomm Snapdragon AR2 platform unveiled
Yesterday we heard about the new Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 mobile processor and now Qualcomm has unveiled its latest augmented reality platform, the Qualcomm Snapdragon AR2 which is designed for AR glasses.
Devices using the new Snapdragon AR2 platform are being developed by a range of manufacturers, including Lenovo, LG, Nreal, OPPO, Pico, QONOQ, Rokid, Sharp, TCL, Vuzix and Xiaomi.
At Snapdragon Summit 2022, Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. unveiled the Snapdragon® AR2 Gen 1 platform, which delivers breakthrough AR technology that will unlock a new generation of stylish, high-performance eyewear. The company built Snapdragon AR2 from the ground up to revolutionize the glass headset form factor and usher in a new era of spatial computing experiences for the real-world/metaverse mix.
Designed Purpose-Built for Augmented Reality: To help create the thinnest, highest performing augmented reality glass possible, we've built a multi-chip distributed processing architecture combined with custom IP blocks. The main processor takes up 40% less PCB area2 on the glass and the overall platform delivers 2.5x better AI performance while consuming 50% less power to help achieve AR glasses who consume
Yesterday we heard about the new Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 mobile processor and now Qualcomm has unveiled its latest augmented reality platform, the Qualcomm Snapdragon AR2 which is designed for AR glasses.
Devices using the new Snapdragon AR2 platform are being developed by a range of manufacturers, including Lenovo, LG, Nreal, OPPO, Pico, QONOQ, Rokid, Sharp, TCL, Vuzix and Xiaomi.
At Snapdragon Summit 2022, Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. unveiled the Snapdragon® AR2 Gen 1 platform, which delivers breakthrough AR technology that will unlock a new generation of stylish, high-performance eyewear. The company built Snapdragon AR2 from the ground up to revolutionize the glass headset form factor and usher in a new era of spatial computing experiences for the real-world/metaverse mix.
Designed Purpose-Built for Augmented Reality: To help create the thinnest, highest performing augmented reality glass possible, we've built a multi-chip distributed processing architecture combined with custom IP blocks. The main processor takes up 40% less PCB area2 on the glass and the overall platform delivers 2.5x better AI performance while consuming 50% less power to help achieve AR glasses who consume
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