NRSDK 1.0 Beta - Build Mixed Reality Apps for Everyone

Nreal Light is a pair of consumer-facing mixed reality glasses that resemble sunglasses. Weighing in at just 88 grams, Nreal Light is designed to be lightweight, comfortable and worn daily. Sporting an industry-leading wide-screen, and vivid display, wearing Nreal Light is akin to watching a 200-inch screen HDTV. Nreal Light can also be tethered to select cellphones, tablets and PCs, allowing for more use cases in various scenarios.

Whether it’s applications like games or productivity apps that can be played and used during one’s commute, or a wearable virtual museum guide that projects background information through superimposed videos, text or even missing pieces of a broken vase exhibit on the real world, these applications and more can be developed on the Unity development platform with the NRSDK.

Nreal Developer Center also offers documentations and tutorials to help you developer MR apps faster and easier. In the meantime, the NRSDK will be constantly updated with more developer tools, including an emulator, in the pipeline.

We’re thrilled to work with all developers to make mixed reality accessible to everyone.

[samsonsliteye]

yeah, i hope they can improve the tracking, otherwise its gonna make us feel dizzy
but even if they cant, im fine disabling tracking and having a fixed overlay, id still buy a set of nreal glasses just for that!

[aa-xnhc]

This is quite disappointing.
The recognition of the floor doesn't look very good and there are no lines to show the floor being recognised. The room is dark in a totally unrealistic way. The objects are always shown in front of some dark walls, which you can't find in the real world....
The walls do not seem to be recognized.
The ar things appear to float in the air instead of being grounded in floors and walls.
There is no demo of image recognition.
There is no demo of the network feature.