On November 17, Qualcomm announced the launch of Snapdragon AR2 Gen1, the world's first mobile chip dedicated to serving augmented reality platforms, which will unlock more stylish, high-performance AR glasses products in the future and create a new experience of real-world/metaverse hybrid space computing.
Snapdragon AR2 Gen1 has been optimised for AR glasses terminals at the outset of design, including a 40% reduction in PCB area, but a 2.5x increase in AI performance across the platform and a 50% reduction in power consumption, even enabling AR glasses products that consume less than 1 watt to meet the needs of users who wear them for long periods of time. The Snapdragon AR2 platform uses a multi-sensor co-processing mechanism to reduce weight distribution on both sides of the glasses' legs; supports up to nine cameras; supports hardware acceleration; supports 6DoF (degrees of freedom); supports iris recognition, eye tracking and more. Snapdragon AR2 Gen1 also integrates FastConnect 7800 connectivity unit with Wi-Fi 7 support and less than 2ms communication latency between the glasses and the phone/PC host.
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