Samsung confirmed earlier this year that it's building a . Subsequent reports suggested that it could be a standalone headset, similar to the Apple Vision Pro, offering a variety of augmented and mixed reality experiences.
While recent reports have made it seem that Samsung's first XR device , Samsung sprung a surprise on its fans today and gave us a first look at its full-fledged Project Moohan XR headset that will be launched in 2025.
The Project Moohan codename was leaked previously and it has now been officially confirmed by Samsung. “Moohan” is Korean for “infinity,” which Samsung says refers to its drive for providing one-of-a-kind immersive experiences.
Samsung hasn't revealed much about the specs of its first XR headset, but it did mention that it has “advanced displays,” passthrough capabilities, and natural multimodal input. We already know that and that it will run on Android XR, a new extended reality platform that Google also announced today.
Additional details revealed by Google provide some insights about the upcoming headset. It will enable users to switch between a fully immersive XR experience or have it augment content on top of the real-world. For example, it can show Google Maps directions in augmented reality when the headset is in passthrough mode.
Samsung has keeping its cards pretty close to its chest for now, but it's possible that the company talk about its Project Moohan XR headset at the Consumer Electronics Show 2025 in Las Vegas next month.
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While recent reports have made it seem that Samsung's first XR device , Samsung sprung a surprise on its fans today and gave us a first look at its full-fledged Project Moohan XR headset that will be launched in 2025.
Project Moohan XR headset is Samsung's Apple Vision Pro rival
The Project Moohan codename was leaked previously and it has now been officially confirmed by Samsung. “Moohan” is Korean for “infinity,” which Samsung says refers to its drive for providing one-of-a-kind immersive experiences.
Samsung hasn't revealed much about the specs of its first XR headset, but it did mention that it has “advanced displays,” passthrough capabilities, and natural multimodal input. We already know that and that it will run on Android XR, a new extended reality platform that Google also announced today.
Additional details revealed by Google provide some insights about the upcoming headset. It will enable users to switch between a fully immersive XR experience or have it augment content on top of the real-world. For example, it can show Google Maps directions in augmented reality when the headset is in passthrough mode.
Samsung has keeping its cards pretty close to its chest for now, but it's possible that the company talk about its Project Moohan XR headset at the Consumer Electronics Show 2025 in Las Vegas next month.
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