Immersive devices that blend VR and AR for training and simulation.
True AR Glasses | Prototypes | XR Headsets
Enterprise AR Glasses & XR Headsets
Compare true AR glasses, emerging prototypes, and XR headsets with passthrough to find the right solution for training, remote support, and industrial workflows.
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Google / Samsung
Next-gen AR platform
True AR Glasses
Lightweight devices that overlay digital content onto the real world.
HMS SiNGRAY G2 Enterprise AR Glasses
High-performance AR for enterprise workflows
• True optical see-through display
• Built for industrial & medical use
• Secure enterprise deployment
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Magic Leap 2 - True AR Glasses
Lightweight AR display for productivity
• Portable and wearable
• Ideal for remote support
• Plug-and-play setup
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AR Glasses Prototypes
Emerging devices not yet available for deployment.
AR vs XR Headsets: Key Differences
AR Glasses → Lightweight, real-world overlay
| Feature | True AR Glasses | XR Headsets (Passthrough AR) |
|---|---|---|
| Display Type | Optical see-through (transparent lenses) | Camera-based passthrough |
| Real-World View | Direct view of environment | Video feed of environment |
| Field of View | Narrow (≈40°–60°) | Wide (≈90°–120°) |
| Immersion Level | Low–medium | High |
| Best For | Field work, remote assistance, real-time overlays | Training, simulation, immersive workflows |
| Mobility | Lightweight, wearable all day | Headset-based, less portable |
| Comfort (Long Use) | High | Medium |
| Setup Complexity | Moderate | Low |
| Interaction | Gesture, voice, limited controllers | Full controllers, hand tracking |
| Environment Fit | Real-world environments | Controlled or simulated environments |
| Content Type | Overlays, instructions, data visualization | Full 3D environments and simulations |
| Use in Training | Guidance and assistance | Full immersive training scenarios |
| Enterprise Use Cases | Remote support, inspections, guided workflows | Workforce training, onboarding, simulation |
| Price Range | $3,000 – $6,000 | $500 – $1,500 |
XR Headsets with AR (Passthrough)
Choosing the Right AR Solution
Understand which technology fits your use case based on environment, immersion, and deployment needs.
AR Glasses
Real-world visibility with digital overlays
Hands-free workflows in field environments
Lightweight devices for all-day use
Remote support, inspections, and guided tasks
Industrial or medical use cases
XR Headsets
Immersive training and simulation environments
Controlled or virtual scenarios
Full AR/VR switching with passthrough
Scalable workforce training solutions
Cost-effective deployment across teams
The Future of AR Glasses
Partnership
Google and Samsung are developing the next generation of AR glasses, combining Android XR with advanced display technology. This partnership signals a major push toward scalable, consumer-ready AR devices.
Waveguide Technology
Magic Leap continues to lead in enterprise AR with advanced waveguide optics. Recent shifts indicate a stronger focus on enterprise deployments and B2B partnerships.
Orion Prototype
Meta’s Orion prototype showcases the future of lightweight AR glasses with advanced waveguide optics. While not yet available, it highlights the direction of consumer AR innovation.
FAQ
Magic Leap discontinued the Magic Leap 2 in early 2025 to focus on licensing their waveguide technology to partners like Google and Samsung. Limited stock may still be available through authorized resellers.
True AR glasses use waveguide optics for optical see-through, allowing you to see digital content overlaid directly on the real world through the lenses. XR pass-through uses cameras to capture the real world and displays it digitally with AR overlays. True AR offers better outdoor visibility and lower latency, while XR pass-through can also provide full VR immersion.
The Singray G2 is scheduled to begin shipping on July 9, 2025. Pre-orders are available now.
No, these are currently prototypes not available for purchase. You can sign up to be notified when they become available.
XR headsets like Meta Quest 3 offer pass-through AR using cameras. While not optical see- through like true AR glasses, they provide good AR experiences for many use cases and offer full VR capabilities too.
Currently, the Singray G2 is the only true AR glasses shipping for enterprise. For specific use cases, contact our team for a consultation on the best solution for your needs.
True AR glasses with waveguide optics (like Singray G2 and Magic Leap 2) work excellently outdoors with clear visibility in bright sunlight. XR pass-through headsets can struggle in very bright outdoor conditions due to camera limitations, but work well in most environments.
True AR glasses typically offer 2-3 hours of active use. XR headsets usually provide 2-3 hours depending on usage intensity and whether you're using VR or AR pass-through mode. Battery life varies based on brightness settings and application demands.