ARway.ai has announced the compatibility between the future of augmented reality smart headsets and ARway.
There are currently two industry leaders in this space that ARway's technology is compatible with: Magic Leap and Microsoft HoloLens.
Magic Leap is a hardware company known for its wave guide technology and AR glasses. The Magic Leap 2 has the best field of view and image quality in the industry, the company said, along with innovative dimming capabilities
Meanwhile, the Microsoft HoloLens 2 is a mixed-reality device that projects interactive holograms into the real world. The HoloLens 2 is head-mounted, allowing users to see and interact with digital content as if it were part of their physical environment.
ARway is unique as the only large-scale location-persistent AR platform for indoor spaces that exists today, which the company said makes it attractive to headset manufacturers and clients.
ARway's technology enables the accurate positioning of these headsets in GPS-devoid environments and allows the rendering of AR content that is location persistent for the end user, according to a statement. This changes the game when it comes to hands-free capabilities.
Specifically, Magic Leap is focused on leveraging its intellectual property. CEO Peggy Johnson said the company has "received an incredible amount of interest from across the industry to license our IP and utilize our patented manufacturing process to produce optics for others seeking to launch their own mixed-reality technology.”
ARway sees that as a prime opportunity, as it can provide the solution for companies wishing to use its technology in conjunction with smart headsets.
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