Although Google has been canceling and then bringing up to life its AR glasses project a few times, it doesn't seem Mountain View has completely given up on getting its own AR device. Now, it has entered into a partnership with Magic Leap, an augmented reality company.We look forward to bringing together Magic Leap’s leadership in optics and manufacturing with our technologies to bring a wider range of immersive experiences to market.
Google is reportedly working on creating a"micro XR" platform. It is said to be created for AR glasses, and it seems Google may license it to manufacturers just like it does with Android.would bring AR/VR to the mainstream. Although this hasn't happened yet, the fact that other companies are continuing to work on such products may indicate this chance isn't entirely gone yet. It will be very interesting to see what Google comes with as a result of this partnership.
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