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Magic Leap: 5 things to know about the AR goggles

Magic Leap: 5 things to know about the AR goggles

Posted on December 22, 2017June 10, 2019 By Jarvis

Magic Leap is a company that’s made a head-mounted virtual retinal display, or an augmented reality headset. A pair of goggles that allow users to see images transposed on top of the rest of the world. This company has been in business since its founding in 2010 by Roy Abovitz and has not yet released any products for sale. It might seem that it’s not that kind of company – but it really is.

1. Sundar Pichai

On the company board of directors is Sumndar Pichai, current Google CEO. Pichai was formerly Product Chief of Google, and by association gives Magic Leap some major recognition potential. In their first four years in business, Magic Leap hadn’t made any of its plans public, and had already raised more than $540 in venture funding from big names like Qualcomm and Google.
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Wearables Tags:AR, Augmented Reality, business, Google, headset, Magic Leap, Qualcomm, roy, Slashgear

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