Introducing the Xreal Air 2 Ultra: The Latest AR Glasses with Spatial Computing Technology
Xreal Unveils New AR Glasses with Advanced Spatial Computing Capabilities
Xreal has just announced the launch of its latest pair of AR glasses, the Xreal Air 2 Ultra, ahead of CES 2024. These cutting-edge glasses come equipped with spatial computing capabilities that allow users to control interfaces with hand gestures, taking augmented reality to a whole new level.
Building upon the success of the Xreal Air 2 smart glasses, the Air 2 Ultra features tracking and 3D sensing technology in a sleek and lightweight design. Weighing less than 3 ounces (80 grams), these glasses are comfortable for extended use, making them ideal for a variety of applications.
The Air 2 Ultra boasts advanced features such as depth sensing, 3D environment mapping, hand-tracking, and six degrees of freedom (6DoF), allowing users to interact with virtual objects in a room and experience augmented reality in a whole new way. Additionally, the glasses support traditional two-dimensional screens for watching videos, creating virtual monitors, and playing games.
With a 52-degree field of view and a display density of 42 pixels per degree, the Air 2 Ultra offers sharp visuals and excellent performance. The 500-nit brightness and 120Hz refresh rate ensure a smooth and immersive experience for users.
While the Xreal Air 2 Ultra is currently targeted towards developers for creating AR and spatial computing apps, consumers can also preorder the glasses. Priced at $699, the Air 2 Ultra is set to ship in March 2024 and is compatible with compatible phones or computers for operation.
For those who already own the Xreal Light, there is a $100 discount available on the Air 2 Ultra. Preorders are now open on Xreal’s developer website, with more details on AR apps set to be announced soon.
Overall, the Xreal Air 2 Ultra represents a significant leap forward in the world of augmented reality and spatial computing, offering users a unique and immersive experience. Stay tuned for more updates on this groundbreaking technology.
