QAROS streams your desktop software to all of these — mixed freely in one shared session. A commander in AR glasses, a trainee in a VR headset, a visitor on a tablet and an operator at a 3D monitor all see and control the same live application.
See-through AR glasses from South Korea's P&C Solution, built for defense and other mission-critical field work. Snapdragon XR2, high-brightness optics that stay readable outdoors and swappable standard batteries for long shifts. QAROS streams your desktop software to it over the local network — no porting.
The most widely available headsets on the market — all current Quest models are supported: Quest 2, Quest 3 and Quest Pro, including color passthrough mixed reality. The easiest way to evaluate QAROS — put one on, join the session, and your desktop software is in front of you at 1:1 scale or as a tabletop model.
The enterprise see-through AR standard, deployed across defense and industry. Hand tracking and holographic display let teams keep eye contact while working over a shared QAROS model — ideal for command tables and design reviews.
Google's XR platform powering the next wave of headsets and glasses, starting with Samsung's Galaxy XR. When a new Android XR device ships, we add support for it — your application gains it automatically, with zero work on your side.
Any recent Android phone or tablet joins the same session through the camera — AR through the screen. Perfect as hand-out devices for visitors, stakeholders and quick demos: no headset required, nothing to install on your app's side.
Stereo monitors show the shared scene in real depth right on the desk — from Schneider Digital's 3D PluraView, the reference display in photogrammetry and GIS with full resolution per eye, to glasses-free lenticular screens like Acer SpatialLabs. A comfortable option for all-day operator work.
The QAROS desktop endpoint: a regular window on any PC showing the same live session the headsets see. Operators steer the scene, place content and manage participants with mouse and keyboard — no XR hardware needed.
Projectors — including stereo 3D projection — video walls and large-format 3D displays bring the whole room into the session for briefings and shared review. Schneider Digital, for instance, builds 3D walls at room scale. Everyone sees the same live model the headset users are standing in.
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