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Samsung recently confirmed the development of a new extended reality (XR) platform in collaboration with Qualcomm and Google, set to launch later this year. The upcoming XR platform, code-named ‘Moohan,’ is expected to be accessible for developers as early as October 2024, with the official product launch scheduled for March 2025. The XR headset will be powered by the Snapdragon XR2+ Gen 2 chip or potentially the newer Snapdragon XR2+ Gen 3 for improved capabilities.
Rick Osterloh of Google highlighted the collaborative efforts at Galaxy Unpacked, emphasizing the push for next-generation experiences across Galaxy products. While specific details on the headset’s features remain scarce, leaked information suggests that Samsung’s XR headset will incorporate micro OLED screens, eight tracking cameras, a Time-of-Flight sensor, and advanced hand and eye tracking functionalities. Additionally, reports hint at AI capabilities for this cutting-edge headset.
As per reports, Samsung’s XR headset is likely to run on the Android OS, offering a unique user experience. The launch timeline of Samsung’s XR headset aligns closely with the unveiling of Apple’s Vision Pro spatial computer, indicating a competitive stance in the market. The company aims to bring high-quality immersive experiences to users through its innovative XR platform in the near future.
