The Meta 2 Development Kit is an advanced optical see-through augmented reality headset that transforms how users interact with digital content. Built for developers and innovators, it delivers immersive holographic experiences with intuitive hand interaction and spatial computing.

Unveiled by Meron Gribetz, this next-generation AR headset introduces a revolutionary interface based on the “Neural Path of Least Resistance,” allowing users to interact with digital objects naturally—without complex controls or learning curves.

With its 90-degree field of view, high-resolution display, and powerful sensor array, the Meta 2 allows users to see, grab, and manipulate holograms just like physical objects. Whether you’re designing 3D applications, visualizing products, or building collaborative AR environments, this device offers unmatched flexibility.

Key Features

✔ Wide 90° Field of View for immersive AR experience
✔ Real-time Hand Tracking & Gesture Control
✔ Optical See-Through Display for real-world interaction
✔ Supports Unity (C# development)
✔ Holographic Workspace with persistent positioning
✔ Multi-user collaboration support
✔ Built-in 720p front camera for AR interaction
✔ Comfortable design, supports glasses

Technical Specifications

Display & Optics

• Resolution: 2560 × 1440

• Refresh Rate: 60Hz

• Field of View: 90°

Hardware

• Front Camera: 720p

• Audio: Four-speaker near-ear system

• Connectivity: HDMI 1.4b / DisplayPort

• Cable Length: 9 feet (tethered)

Tracking & Sensors

• Advanced sensor array

• Positional tracking (SLAM)

• Hand interaction tracking

System Requirements

• CPU: Intel Core i7

• GPU: NVIDIA GTX 960 / AMD R9 280

• RAM: 8GB or higher

• Storage: 10GB

• OS: Windows 8.1 (64-bit) or newer

• Ports: USB 3.0, HDMI 1.4b

Developer Support

The Meta 2 includes a robust SDK built on top of Unity, enabling developers to create AR applications using C#. Features include:

• SLAM tracking

• Gesture recognition

• Occlusion handling

• Multi-user collaboration tools

• Sample apps & documentation

Use Cases

• AR App Development

• Product Visualization

• Education & Training

• Healthcare Simulation

• Industrial Design

• Collaborative Workspaces