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Qualcomm’s Latest AR Glasses Reference Design Drops the Tether, Keeps the Compute

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Qualcomm has revealed its latest AR glasses reference design, which it offers up to other companies as a blueprint for building their own AR devices. The company says the chip is designed for “ultra-low latency,” and manages less than 3ms of latency between the headset and the smartphone. Image courtesy Qualcomm.

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Qualcomm Says New Wi-Fi 6E Chips Support ?VR-class low latency? for VR Streaming

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Designed for mobile devices, the company says the chips support “VR-class latency” for streaming VR over Wi-Fi. Gbps and “VR-class low latency” of “less than 3ms,” Qualcomm says its Wi-Fi 6E chips “provide a strong foundation for this rapidly growing industry segment.”

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New AirPods Pro Model Supports 'Ultra-Low Latency' Lossless Audio From Vision Pro

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The new AirPods Pro model will support "ultra-low latency" lossless audio from Apple Vision Pro. But more interesting than either of those changes, when paired with the upcoming Apple Vision Pro headset , they support a custom Apple 20-bit, 48 kHz wireless audio protocol with lossless compression and "ultra-low latency".

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Oculus Launches ASW 2.0 with Positional Timewarp to Reduce Latency, Improve Performance

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an upgrade to the company’s ‘Asynchronous Spacewarp’ technology which is designed to smooth out the visuals inside the headset to compensate for performance fluctuations and to keep latency low for a comfortable experience. with Positional Timewarp to Reduce Latency, Improve Performance appeared first on Road to VR.

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Qualcomm: Latest XR2 Reference Design For AR Glasses Cuts The Cord

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Qualcomm showed a new reference design for AR glasses with the XR2 chipset handling a wireless connection to a nearby phone, PC, or processing puck. The new glasses design is the latest in a series of headsets from Qualcomm meant to make it easier for the company’s partners to make a product using each design as a reference.

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HTC Vive & Lenovo Standalone Headsets to be Based on Qualcomm Reference Design, Components Detailed

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Now however we’re getting a little more clarity about the hardware: both will be built around Qualcomm’s VR headset reference design. Qualcomm’s VRDK reference design | Image courtesy Qualcomm. OmniVision specifically positions the OV9282 image sensor as ideal for VR headsets thanks to the low latency.

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Qualcomm’s New VR Headset Could the Reference Platform We’ve Been Waiting For

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Now Qualcomm , a leading semiconductor company which regularly releases smartphone ‘reference’ platforms from which companies build their products, aims to fill that gap in the mobile VR space. The post Qualcomm’s New VR Headset Could the Reference Platform We’ve Been Waiting For appeared first on Road to VR.