According to venturebeat, Magic Leap 2 is now available in the United States and some other countries for $3,299. This AR headset is designed to support enterprises in developing immersive applications. Designed for commercial utility, comfort and continuous use, the Magic Leap 2 is 20% lighter and 50% smaller than the Magic Leap 1 that debuted in 2018 for $2,295.
Magic Leap 2 integrates new improvements to address the obstacles that have hindered the widespread adoption of AR technology in the past, which makes the stability of images more efficiently used in bright environments, such as outdoors.
On Nvidia GTC22, Lowe's demonstrated how to identify various items in the stack and their uses based on Magic Leap 2 to show warehouse staff how to identify various items in the stack and their uses. It is also applicable to Nvidia Omniverse technology, which is used to build enterprise facilities digital twins.
is based on Magic Leap 2, Lowe's retail employees are able to view store digital content to help reconfigure layouts, provide restocking support, and enable real-time collaboration, while Omniverse technology allows employees to access more detailed information about the product. “This is not what you imagined – there’s a lot of work to do to achieve the moment of change in the way humans interact with technology as we know it.”
Magic Leap 2 also includes an open platform to provide flexibility, cloud autonomy and data privacy for enterprises and developers. Magic Leap 2 comes in three versions - Basic, Developer Professional and Enterprise Edition, with the base version starting at $3,299, Developer Professional and Enterprise Edition starting at $4,099. Although
is expensive, Magic Leap no longer uses the product as a consumer device like the first generation, but emphasizes enterprises and technology.
Peggy Johnson said Magic Leap 2 contains more than 3,000 product and platform innovations. "We know more than anyone that hinders widespread adoption of AR, and we have been working tirelessly to solve these challenges. Although it is exciting to see AR becoming headlines and surging conversations around topics such as the metaverse, it is now focused on showing the effectiveness of the technology, not just discussion. This is what I have been following since I joined Magic Leap more than two years ago."
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