@MadewMagicLeap

✨Highlighting the most creative emerging #MagicLeap creations and experiences for ML's #augmentedreality (#AR) platform. 🥽✨ | not affiliated w/ @magicleap

developer.magicleap.com
Joined August 2018
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Magic Leap
@magicleapOct 20
A coating’s material and thickness can change how a waveguide handles light. See how we develop optical layers to improve transmission, reduce reflection, and support virtual-image performance. magicleap.com/stories/unders…
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@magicleapOct 13
More handovers, more hassle. Having a vertically integrated partner reduces the complexity of waveguide development by bringing critical capabilities under one roof. Learn more about the benefits and cost savings: magicleap.com/stories/the-im…
Magic Leap engineers work together in a cleanroom filled with waveguide equipment.

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@magicleapOct 6
SRG and holographic waveguides solve a similar problem in very different ways. Learn how their differences influence optical performance, design flexibility, materials, and manufacturing, and why Magic Leap focuses on SRGs for advanced AR displays. magicleap.com/stories/surfac…
A Magic Leap engineer holds a waveguide wafer with gloved hands in the manufacturing clean room.

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e-@eminusOct 1
When Magic Leap was developing the Magic Leap One in secret, I still remember posts and articles speculating on why big names were investing. At the @ComputerHistory Extended Reality: Visions of the Future exhibit, you can see how their technology was built and miniaturized.
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@magicleapSep 29
How does light travel through an AR waveguide? Our latest story explores how diffraction guides, distributes, and extracts light to create bright, clear virtual images. magicleap.com/stories/diffra…
A Magic Leap engineer holds a single waveguide in a gloved hand to showcase the surface relief gratings in the waveguide.

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@magicleapSep 23
Why do materials matter in AR waveguides? Because every material comes with its own capabilities and challenges. Understanding these trade-offs helps our teams identify which material works best for our partners’ designs and goals. Learn more here: magicleap.com/stories/behind…
Three Magic Leap engineers work in a lab with computers and specialized equipment.

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GLO Immersive Gaming Tours@GLOdotcitySep 12
Dinosaurs in NYC!? Yes 🦖
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GLO Immersive Gaming Tours@GLOdotcitySep 15
There’s digital graffiti all over NYC? Yes 🫟
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⚡️ ICYMI: A key promotion at @MagicLeap—Scott Carden steps into the COO role, helping lead the company’s next phase in waveguide innovation and manufacturing efforts for #AI display glasses. 🥽✨ Congrats to Scott on the new role! 🎉 Read more: magicleap.com/newsroom/magic… #ar
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@magicleapSep 15
The eyebox is an often-overlooked design factor in AR optics. It influences visual comfort, manufacturability, and usability, while shaping countless engineering decisions throughout development. Learn why it deserves more attention: magicleap.com/stories/why-th… #eyebox #AugmentedReality #AR #waveguide
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@magicleapSep 1
Manufacturing a waveguide is only the beginning. Our newest story explores how precision engineering and material characterization help protect performance as AR devices move from concept to wearable products. magicleap.com/stories/from-w…
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@magicleapAug 18
Today’s waveguide research is laying the foundation for tomorrow’s AR glasses. Learn about the materials, display architectures, and manufacturing advances shaping what’s next. magicleap.com/stories/wavegu… #waveguides #ARmaterials #ARdisplays
Magic Leap engineer experimenting with waveguide materials in the lab.

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Magic Leap
@magicleapAug 12
Waveguides are built with features measured in nanometers. Metrology makes sure every one counts. magicleap.com/stories/metrol… #waveguides #metrology
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Magic Leap
@magicleapAug 4
Building AR glasses is a series of engineering decisions. See how product vision, waveguide design, prototyping, manufacturing, and integration work together throughout the development process. magicleap.com/engineering-ar…
An exploded parts diagram of a Magic Leap optical assembly showing how the projector panel, lens stack, and input coupler work together to inject light into the waveguide.

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Adam Roszyk
@RoszykAdamAug 2
Still thinking of you.. ❤️
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Magic Leap
@magicleapJul 29
Building AR glasses requires balancing optics, sensing, compute, comfort, and manufacturability. Reference designs help partners evaluate those decisions earlier and accelerate development. magicleap.com/reference-desi… #AugmentedReality #ARGlasses #referencedesigns
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@magicleapJul 7
Fewer steps. Greater control. Our proprietary J-FIL manufacturing process takes us from wafer to waveguide in a single pass, reducing the chance of costly errors while maintaining pattern fidelity throughout production. Learn more: magicleap.com/jet-and-flash-… #waveguide #JFIL #manufacturing
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@magicleapJul 2
Without factory calibration, AR can quickly fall apart. It helps displays, sensors, and eye tracking work together so virtual content behaves as users expect. magicleap.com/stories/factor… #AugmentedReality #calibration
A Magic Leap engineer places an AR glasses prototype into a calibration machine.

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Magic Leap
@magicleapJun 16
AR glasses are among the most complex wearable devices being developed today. Displays, waveguides, sensors, processors, batteries, and software must work together within a lightweight form factor. Learn how reference designs help guide that process. magicleap.com/stories/how-re… #AugmentedReality #WearableTech
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Magic Leap
@magicleapJun 9
Waveguide development is built through iteration. Every round of testing helps our teams identify performance limits, refine optical behavior, and improve the repeatability needed for production-ready AR hardware. Learn how we do it: magicleap.com/stories/behind…
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