Qualcomm and Microsoft to jointly develop AR glasses chip

Qualcomm has already worked with Microsoft to develop a customized Snapdragon version of the notebook processor, and at the CES show, Qualcomm announced a new partnership to jointly develop an AR glasses chip that can achieve meta-cosmic work and entertainment.

At the CES conference, Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Cristiano Amon said that the two companies will work together to develop custom chips that integrate software, with which developers can create virtual worlds that allow users to work and play in the virtual world.

Amon said that future cooperative devices will work with Microsoft's software product Mesh, which allows A users to project realism onto B users' helmets, so that two people who are far apart will feel like they are in the same room.

Future devices will also use Qualcomm Snapdragon Spaces software, which can provide basic AR functions, such as mapping physical space and placing digital objects on top of drawings, and tracking gestures so that users can manipulate digital objects with gestures.

"for years, we have been talking about the possibility of large-scale applications wearing AR devices," Amon said in a speech.

Rul é n Caballero, vice president of Microsoft MR Enterprise, said in a statement: "our goal is to inspire and arm others so that they can work together to build a meta-universe future, which is based on trust and innovation."