Samsung is reportedly revving up to launch a cutting-edge AR/VR system, marking its highly anticipated return to the market following the. While the corporation has remained tight-lipped on details, recent research suggests otherwise, shedding light on its intended strategies. Initially, Samsung planned to launch its system in the first quarter of 2024; however, the launch has been postponed, with a potential developer model now expected to debut by year’s end. It appears that the projected release date is likely to be around 2025, following analysis of Samsung’s latest financial statements.

Details regarding the system’s architecture and specifications remain scarce. Despite this, it’s been confirmed that Samsung is teaming up with Google to develop the software and partnering with Qualcomm for the chipset. The proposed system is expected to provide a mixed-reality experience by combining both a smart glasses-like form factor and a head-mounted device, according to a patent application.

The new technology seamlessly blends the boundaries of physical and virtual worlds, enabling users to effortlessly switch between augmented reality and digital reality. The device’s advanced capabilities enable real-time object detection, allowing users to visualize invisible features or superimpose virtual information onto their environment, mirroring the functionality of the renowned Apple Pro imaginative vision technology. The system offers a range of connectivity options, including Ethernet, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and more, enabling seamless integration with various devices.

The patent suggests various components, including a battery module, antenna, optical devices, audio system, and microphones, leaving ambiguous whether internal power is feasible or external energy sourcing is necessary. Despite the lack of definitive data, the partnership with Google ensures robust software programming capabilities.

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