3 docs tagged with "AOSP"

Since Magic Leap 2 is an Android Open Source Project (AOSP) device, we can leverage many of the robust tools that have been developed for profiling, debugging, and testing AOSP devices.

If you need to enable a kiosk-style functionality on the Magic Leap 2 headset for displaying demos to multiple users, it's possible to do so via the Android Lock Task Mode. This mode allows you to pin or lock your application so that users cannot exit it by pressing the home button or launching other apps. This guide details how to interact with Magic Leap's built in Task Service using ADB (Android Debug Bridge) commands.

Radeon GPU Profiler (RGP) is a tool that helps you analyze the performance of your graphics applications on AMD GPUs. It captures a single frame of rendering and shows you how the GPU executes it, including the time spent on each draw call, pipeline state, shader, and memory operation. This document explains how to install RGP and provides an overview about how use it with a Magic Leap 2 device. For more information about RGP, see the official RGP documentation.