Early Magic Leap One prototypes

Come take a look at the prototypes (and comic books) that led to Magic Leap's headset.
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[@amjiva]

I'm going to keep waiting for the fiber scanning display version with the 80+ degree FOV.

[@russelljennings4065]

Anything you have to use a cable with isn’t going to sell.

[@ches95ramos]

Umm VR? The high end VR machines require you to be plugged into a computer.

[@ShamuGuy42]

interesting because their whole premise was to have Augmented Reality and holograms without glasses. Or am i the only one who remembers that.

[@amjiva]

Juan Sabater It was always going to be a wearable. Magic Leap's CEO just didn't like the word "glasses."

[@anthonyrobertson7062]

Kutastha Well obviouly to be more accurate, up until now they should have been using the word "goggles". He probably knew that was a more acurrate description of them, and that was the term he wanted to avoid.

[@anthonyrobertson7062]

Well they are still obviouly years away from delivering something like the few-years-old video of a whale bursting out of a gym room floor with 200 highschoolers watching it with great delight and cheering. What a let down from the hype they pumped out all during their massive secrecy stage of the past 7 years.

[@junito1008]

That company will disappear in one year...this product still unpractical and limited in functionality.