Google and Samsung unveil Android XR platform for upcoming Project Moohan headset

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Google has launched Android XR, a new software platform for augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) devices. This platform will support various wearables, including smart glasses and mixed reality headsets, enhancing spatial computing applications. The first device using Android XR, called Project Moohan, is being developed by Samsung and will be available in 2025. It features a curved glass visor and a comfortable head strap, with controls for switching between XR and VR modes. Android XR will allow users to multitask, switch between virtual and real environments, and access existing Google Play Store apps. The platform aims to improve the software experience for mixed reality applications, addressing current limitations in the market.


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