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Android XR preview shows off Magic Leap glasses made in partnership with Google

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Magic Leap Inc is developing Android XR smart glasses.

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Android XR preview shows off Magic Leap glasses made in partnership with Google. Magic Leap and Google are extending their partnership with a three-year deal. * Google and Magic Leap are continuing their partnership to build Android XR smart glasses. * Magic Leap will build prototype and reference designs for Android XR glasses. * The two companies are combining display technologies in an effort to make glasses that are both stylish and functional. Enjoy its content? Make sure to set Android Central as a preferred source in Google Search, and find out why you should so that you can stay up-to-date on the latest news, reviews, features, and more. Magic Leap, a leader in augmented reality (AR) optics and displays, first partnered with Google in 2024. Now, the company is showing off a prototype and reference design for Android XR glasses at the Future Investment Initiative (FII) event. It also announced a deal to extend the partnership between Magic Leap and Google for three years. The event provided its first look at Android XR smart glasses since Google I/O, where the AR glasses were demoed. The reference glasses use Google's Raxium microLED light engine and Magic Leap's waveguides and optics technology to provide crisp in-lens visuals. It's unclear whether Magic Leap or Google would ever release these Android XR smart glasses. For now, they're prototype and reference...

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