San Francisco, December 27, 2017 : .Apple has been busy developing the best chips to power its AR/VR headset.
A new report claims that Apple has now hired Andrea Schubert as the communications leader for Meta’s Augmented Reality products.Mark Gurman, the editor of Power On newsletter reported that Apple is expanding its marketing team to handle launch and follow-up marketing of the new hardware.
Apple Insider reports that Andrea Schubert is being hired as the Communications and Public Relations head at Meta for AR communications.
According to recent rumors, the headset will be equipped with multiple 3D sensors modules that are highly sensitive and can provide innovative hand tracking.
Structured light sensors are able to detect objects within the hands.This is similar to Face ID’s ability to recognize facial expressions and generate Animoji.
This headset will be focused on communication, media consumption and gaming.
The processors will be two, with one having the same computing power and M1 with lower processing speeds.
A second chip with lower computational capabilities is used to process input from sensors.
At least 6-8 optical modules may be included to provide AR service with continuous video and see-through.Sony claims that the headset will feature two OLED 4K microdisplays.
Apple’s upcoming headset is similar to Oculus Quest.Some prototypes are being tested with external cameras that enable AR features.
The device could include at least 15 cameras modules and eye-tracking.
It is possible that it will cost anywhere from $2,000 to $3,000.
AR headsets are expected to be sleek and lightweight, allowing for long-term mobility.
The device is expected to have a high resolution display that allows users to see other people while reading small pieces of text.
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