Advancing Extended Reality Experiences
Extended reality (XR) gives us a new view of the world, creating a more immersive and interactive experience where users can do almost anything—interact with friends and family, learn, work, shop, create, game, and enjoy entirely new experiences. XR encompasses augmented reality (AR), virtual reality (VR), and mixed reality (MR). While all three ‘realities’ share features, each has different purposes.
The Arm compute platform delivers a high-performant, efficient and secure solution with AI capabilities to meet the needs of XR wearable devices and experiences, both now and in the future.
Augmented Reality
AR enhances our view of the real world by overlaying what we see with computer-generated information. This technology is prevalent in smartphones and smart glasses.
Virtual Reality
VR completely replaces a user’s view, immersing them within a computer-generated virtual environment. This technology is primarily for social and entertainment experiences, such as gaming, concerts, films, and sports.
Mixed Reality
MR merges the real and virtual worlds where virtual objects are superimposed into real-world environments. This technology is mostly found in smartphones, wearable devices, video games, and on streaming platforms.
Arm Technology Powering XR Experiences
Arm Cortex-A CPUs
Arm CPUs power immersive experiences on today’s leading XR wearable devices and on 99% of all smartphones.
Arm Compute Subsystems (CSS) for Client
The first Arm CSS for Client is based on the latest Armv9.2 CPU cluster and Arm Immortalis GPU with new Arm Physical Implementations to address power-efficient computing requirements in XR technologies.
Arm Immortalis and Mali GPUs
The wide range of Arm GPUs delivers first-rate performance and efficiency for superb XR-based graphics and prolonged immersive experiences.
Unlocking AI Technologies with Meta
Meta, a global leader in social media and AI technologies, has revolutionized how we connect, communicate, and interact with the digital world. The Meta Rayban Smart Glasses are an example of how XR wearables are evolving to provide enhanced capabilities and features, like advanced AR displays and real-time AI video processing.
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