Like many people, Peggy Johnson was dazzled by Magic Leap’s technology when she visited the company’s Florida headquarters. Seeing the way its AR headset fused the real world and digital imagery into ...

MUNICH--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Augmented reality (AR) applications are about to fundamentally change the way we live and work. Later this year, AR pioneer Magic Leap is expected to introduce its newest AR ...

Three years after finally launching its debut augmented reality headset, Magic Leap has outlined plans for a follow-up. The announcement comes as the startup reveals a fresh round of funding to the ...

Magic Leap, at the time, was mostly known as the company that raised a ton of money (reportedly more than $2 billion) before finally releasing a pair of augmented reality (AR) glasses in 2018 that ...

In an ongoing shift away from a somewhat proprietary development environment on its first headset, Magic Leap has committed to bringing OpenXR support to its Magic Leap 2 headset later this year.

A major update to Magic Leap 2 claims to improve many of the device’s core capabilities. With all that’s happened in the XR space recently, it’s hard to believe that Magic Leap 2 has hardly been out ...

Magic Leap's Graeme Devine opened his talk at the Develop conference in Brighton this morning with the one thing that nobody in the audience wanted to hear. "I'm not going to talk about Magic Leap ...

Magic Leap offered its 2022 AR Glasses to different health tech startups so that its technology gets integration into various fields and disciplines. The initiative of Magic Leap aims to bring health ...

Coverage of the 2022 GeekWire Summit, bringing together business, tech and community leaders for inspiring discussions about the future. by Alan Boyle on Oct 7, 2022 at 8:00 am October 6, 2022 at ...

Magic Leap has taken the wraps off its next-generation augmented reality glasses. Magic Leap 2 is scheduled for "general availability" in 2022, according to company CEO Peggy Johnson, who recently ...

Investors rallied to inject Magic Leap with $350 million, which will save around 1,000 employees from losing their jobs and allow the startup to continue developing its augmented reality platform. Our ...