I finally tried Samsung's Project Moohan Android XR headset, and it was Google Gemini that stole the show
Similar controls to the Apple Vision Pro, but a lot lighter
Google I/O 2025: Android XR and Gemini AI Revolutionize Extended Reality Google's annual I/O conference showcased groundbreaking advancements in extended reality (XR) technology. The highlight was the unveiling of Android XR, a new operating system deeply integrated with Google's powerful Gemini AI. This integration promises to revolutionize how users interact with XR applications and information. One of the key demonstrations involved Samsung's Project Moohan headset. This headset, running on Android XR, showcased Gemini's context-aware capabilities. A presenter demonstrated how users can simply ask Gemini to take them to a specific location using Google Maps in XR, with the AI seamlessly understanding and responding to the request. "With Google Maps in XR, you can teleport anywhere in the world simply by asking Gemini," explained the presenter. The demonstration continued to show how Gemini could pull up videos and websites about points of interest, showcasing the potential for immersive learning and exploration. The integration of Gemini into Android XR opens up a world of possibilities, making XR applications more intuitive and personalized. Project Moohan's availability later this year marks a significant step towards a future where XR technology is accessible and user-friendly for everyone.
Similar controls to the Apple Vision Pro, but a lot lighter