Mark Zuckerberg teases Project Cambria

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has given us a glimpse of one of Meta’s high-end projects which he has a codename of “Project Cambria.”

Image | Mark Zuckerberg

According to Zuckerberg, the developers used a Presence Platform to blend the physical world and the virtual world to give an immersive mixed reality experience to its user.

Project Cambria 2.1

One of the said breakthroughs from this project is the “full-color passthrough” which means you can still everything around you despite wearing a full gear headset with such depth in color which gives you the experience of staying in a physical world while mixing it with virtual reality.

The World Beyond is the name of the demo which is said to be available soon on App Lab. Based on Meta’s CEO comment on his post, the Project Cambria is the next headset after Quest 2.

More details are yet to follow regarding the “Project Cambria” so stay tuned.

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