RayNeo X2 AR glasses launch on Indiegogo for U.S. developers and early adopters. RayNeo has a $150,000 fund for AR and AI apps.
RayNeo’s X2 glasses are now available to AR and AI developers in the United States. Featuring embedded waveguide displays with up to 1,500 nits of brightness and a central 12MP camera, the RayNeo X2 has 6DoF sensors to anchor virtual objects in space.
The X2 uses a Qualcomm Snapdragon XR2 Gen 1 processor, the same chip found in Meta’s Quest 2, so advanced tracking is possible. RayNeo includes several AR and AI apps with the X2 glasses, including turn-by-turn navigation, on-screen and audio translation, AI chat, and AR apps to facilitate drawing and guided music.
RayNeo is also funding AR and AI development to expand the number of apps for the X2 AR glasses. Developers can compete to earn rewards of up to $10,000 from a total prize pool of $150,000.
The RayNeo X2 AR glasses first launched last year in China in limited quantities. The Indiegogo campaign is the first opportunity to order directly from the U.S.
A smaller and lighter version with similar capabilities will arrive later this year. We’ll share more details about the RayNeo X2 Lite as it gets closer to launch.
Source: Mixed News
