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Moreover, Samsung’s Upacked event next week could bring more big XR news, but that is speculative for now. Either way 2025 is kicking off with fire in its belly, the year ahead may have a lot to hold for the industry. Will Samsung Unveil its Moohan XR Headset Next Week? First, Samsung is a large and influential firm.
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Rumors about an impending set of Samsung Smart Glasses have been circulating for a while now. Samsung’s team has dropped plenty of hints that the company is planning on entering the XR market. Recent leaks suggest that Samsung could enter the “smart wearables” market sooner than we thought. So, what does all of this mean?
Yesterday, during Samsung’s Upacked event, the technology giant gave a short but sweet insight into the future of its elusive but attention-grabbing Moohan headset. Samsung revealed the information on the device alongside its broader ecosystem updates, putting into perspective the value of a firm like Samsung in the XR space.
Samsung spent 2024 doing many things, one of which was continually teasing its forthcoming XR headset. Despite a lack of foundation directly in the XR market, Samsung’s interest in AR/VR/MR hardware caught the interest of many market observers. This is a massive opportunity for Samsung.
Samsung is the first partner to formally announce a new MR headset based on the newly announced Android XR. The device, codenamed “Project Moohan,” is planned for consumer release in 2025. Note: Samsung and Google aren’t yet sharing any key details for this headset like resolution, weight, field-of-view, or price.
This week, the dedicated team over at patentlyapple discovered a new Samsung patent application highlighting the firm’s continued work towards an upcoming XR headset for the Galaxy ecosystem. The header noted how a Samsung XR device for the Galaxy ecosystem is due in 2025.
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However, during a Q3 earnings call , Sundar Pichai (Googles CEO) said that the release timeline has been moved to 2025. He simply said that the company is working on making the solution more intuitive, and that it hopes to start delivering Astra experiences to users in 2025.
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Recently, Samsung’s dive into the XR headset market has been stealing headlines. In a storyline that mirrors the rise of Apple’s Vision Pro, the Moohan headset was finally publicly revealed following years of speculation at the tail end of 2024with further reveal coming in the first month of 2025.
has emerged as a standout innovator at Mobile World Congress 2025 in Barcelona, showcasing their cutting-edge spectacle-type AR glasses that promise to make augmented reality more accessible and practical for everyday use. While still years from mainstream adoption, these prototypes hint at a possible long-term future for AR wearables.
With Android XR, Google wants to power a broad range of proprietary and third-party experiences, spanning all the way from the upcoming Samsung XR headset , to smart glasses, and extended reality applications infused with artificial intelligence. Instead, the company is laying the foundations for a huge XR portfolio.
Boz states that 2025 is the make it or break it year for XR at Meta , but I personally dont think it is true. XR is still in the early days and this year nothing mindblowing is going to happen: the major event will be the launch of Android XR headsets, but the Samsung device is too expensive to compete with Meta.
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This week, following last month’s AndriodXR announcement and this week’s Samsung Moohan teasers, Google made a massive parrel move. ” As of this writing, Google’s $250 million investment is subject to customary closing conditions, and closing isexpected during the current quarter of 2025.
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While Meta noted that the developer community may have access to passthrough video in early 2025, the move has not been implemented. Most notable is Samsung’s entry into the headset space with an XR device, which leverages the AndriodXR OS. In the meantime, AndriodXR is gaining industry praise for allowing such access.
2024 is in its second half, and sooner than later, 2025 will arrive ready to deliver on or fracture the promises of XR industry leaders. New Details on Samsung’s XR Headset Revealed Significant leaks have surfaced this week, providing potential details about Samsung’s upcoming XR headset.
Significant leaks are circulating this week, revealing potential details on Samsung’s elusive XR headset via a GeekBench listing. However, it is safe to say that Samsung is developing its XR wearable as part of its broader mobile hardware ecosystem, ready for its debut sometime in 2024/25.
This week at Unpacked 2024, Samsung announced more details on its elusive yet intriguing XR headset, which the firm first showed off at MWC earlier this year. The timing allows Samsung to quickly get its horse in the race, following the Vision Pro international deployment hype and potential product releases at Meta Connect 2024.
This week, following last month’s AndriodXR announcement and this week’s Samsung Moohan teasers, Google made a massive parrel move. ” As of this writing, Google’s $250 million investment is subject to customary closing conditions, and closing isexpected during the current quarter of 2025.
Samsung to Release New XR Headset This Year During the Galaxy Unpacked event in Paris, France, on July 10, the firm’s leading representatives announced that its XR device will be released later this year despite MWC news suggesting a 2025 release.
Furthermore, Meta has struck several joint ventures with companies like Lenovo, Samsung, and Xiaomi for the company’s Oculus Rift S, Gear VR, and Oculus Go, respectively. Media reports suggest that Meta’s budget-friendly headset, codenamed Ventura, will be released in 2024, The Verge leaked in March.
The firm has recently partnered with Samsung and Qualcomm to work on an upcoming XR headset. Also, the firm’s collaborations with Qualcomm and Samsung may not receive further public details at the event. The event will include a general Google keynote to review the latest products and updates.
Major Firms Enter the XR Market During a launch event at MWC 2024, Samsung showcased a new XR headset developed in collaboration with Google and Qualcomm. The device is expected to hit the market in 2025. AWS is also continuing its forward momentum in the XR space.
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It seems that the market will be flooded with new products by the start of 2025, with Meta Connect also bringing new products. Meanwhile, LG, Samsung, and Sony are all working towards debuting headsets. However, the rise of less invasive XR wearables presents a new hurdle.
Apple Eyes LG and Samsung as New Display Partners Recent reports from Chinese publications have highlighted how Apple may ramp up supply chains to produce more Vision Pro devices. Instead, Apple sent a Request for Information to Samsung Display and LG Display to analyze whether either firm was equipped to take on Apple’s order.
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Additional updates include pitches from potential Project Iris developers have included Samsung Electronics, and the initiative plans to release in 2025. Devices such as Samsung earbuds could also potentially control the Assistant’s operations.
As hardware giants like Samsung set sights on the growing XR space, coming with such interested firms are pre-existing device ecosystems that could boost the potential new devices ahead of Meta. The firm’s repeated discussion of smart glasses may indicate where it is heading in 2025. Meta Connect is coming in late September.
Arrives in 2022, with glasses to follow sometime before 2025). A new OS for wearable, on face, computers. Samsung has started putting UWB chips into their devices but they don’t have the M1 chip sitting next to these things, so Samsung is way behind and, really, who will buy an entire house full of stuff from Samsung?
As hardware giants like Samsung set sights on the growing XR space, coming with such interested firms are pre-existing device ecosystems that could boost the potential new devices ahead of Meta. The firm’s repeated discussion of smart glasses may indicate where it is heading in 2025. Meta Connect is coming in late September.
Every major market leader is getting involved, from Snap, to Meta potentially even Samsung and Apple. Although you can pre-order these glasses now from the XReal website or the companys Amazon store, they wont start shipping until 2025. Demand for smart glasses has been growing constantly throughout the last year.
” While Meta noted that the developer community may have access to passthrough video in early 2025, the move has not been implemented. Most notable is Samsung’s entry into the headset space with an XR device, which leverages the AndriodXR OS. In the meantime, AndriodXR is gaining industry praise for allowing such access.
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