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This summer, the first glbades of the Magic Leap One Creator Edition will be delivered. Augmented reality glbades are not only designed to project images and animated objects into the environment in real time, but also to recognize the gestures of the user's hand.
The Magic Leaps glbades differ from the VR glbades in their transparency: to keep it visible and the content of programs or games can be placed on surfaces or in the air in the real world – Augmented Reality (AR). As The Verge writes, the startup has now announced after years of development, the delivery of the first end-user hardware. However, an exact date is as little known as the price. The latter should, however, be comparable to a high-end smartphone – or higher than this one.
The Magic Leap One Creator Edition is likely to come on stream in the coming weeks. The previously demonstrated capabilities of the AR system include three-dimensional characters hiding under tables, as well as gesture control. However, notes The Verge, does not recognize the glbades in the demo shown in the livestream demo that the user's hand would obscure distant objects. In addition, the device has not yet been demonstrated in real time.
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