Hardware Overview

Full Device Specifications

For a detailed list of the Magic Leap 2's hardware specifications, please visit the Magic Leap 2 Product Spec Sheet.

This section provides an overview of Magic Leap 2 hardware specifications.

Magic Leap 2 OS

Magic Leap 2 is built on top of the Android Open Source Project (AOSP), Android 10 (Q) API level 29, which means:

• Command line interfacing to the device is managed by Android Debug Bridge.

• Applications for the device are built as standard APKs.

• Android Studio can now be used to develop for Magic Leap 2, including deployment and debugging.

Hardware Specifications

Processors

Architecture	x86_64
Processor (only part of it will be available for apps)	4 x86 cores
Total Flash Storage	NVMe 128-256 G

Graphics and Display

GPU	Navi 2 with 4 WGP (8 CUs)
GPU system budget	2 ms
GPU app budget	12 ms
FoV	45H x 55V (70D)
Resolution	1440 x 1760

Controller

The Controller in Magic Leap 2 uses a combination of IR LED tracking and a lightweight SLAM tracker running on the IMU. Controller tracking should still work when there is no direct line of sight.

Because of the new tracking technology used, there are a few things you should pay attention to when building apps for the Magic Leap 2:

• The Controller can lose tracking if it is not in the line of sight and is in an area of low-light, low-texture, or high dynamic scenes. These conditions can break SLAM tracking.
• The Controller tracking will degrade in performance if it is out of line of sight for extended periods of time.

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Magic Leap 2 now supports only one Controller at any given time.

Hardware Documentation

Check the other Device Guides for more information and troubleshooting tips for the Magic Leap 2 hardware:

• Developer Mode
• Updating the OS
• Field of View
• Power Optimization and USB guidance
• Controller LED
• Headset LED
• Compute Pack LED
• Hardware Tips

For guidance on application design for the Magic Leap 2 hardware, please refer to the Best Practices section of the documentation.