Magic Leap presents its mixed reality glasses

Magic Leap presents its mixed reality glasses

The glasses also have sensors of visual perception, which detect surfaces, planes, objects and mapping technology

   Your ad was expected for 2017 and with the grapes just around the corner the good news has arrived. Magic Leap has presented the first images of their glasses based on mixed reality.

Magic Leap One Creator Edition, that thus they have been baptized and only for creators, consist of glasses united to a device that contains the battery and the computer with graphics and processing of high performance, and employ a wireless controller.

    Magic Leap uses what it calls 'mixed reality', a dimension in which "the digital respects the physical" and "work together to improve life", as the American exhibits on her website.

This device uses Digital Lightfield technology, which projects photons to generate light at different depths and mixes with the light of the physical world to create objects that merge with the real environment.

The glasses also have sensors of visual perception, which detect surfaces, planes and objects, and mapping technology, which generates a replica of the physical world.

The AR device of Magic Leap integrates audio technology, which reproduces the sounds of reality in distance and intensity, in order to clearly distinguish where sound comes from.

The company has updated its website on Wednesday, where it has made known the project in which it has been working for years.