The Immersed Visor aims for spatial computing's sweet spot

The Immersed Visor aims for spatial computing's sweet spot The $1,050 device has 4K per-eye resolution and weighs less than an iPhone 16 Pro. An Austin-based startup best known for its VR and mixed reality workspace software for other companies' headsets now has hardware of its own. The Immersed Visor appears to sit somewhere between a Vision Pro Lite and Xreal Plus: a lightweight head-worn device that creates a high-resolution spatial computing environment on the cheap (well, relatively speaking). Teased to death for months, Immersed founder Renji Bijoy finally unveiled the Visor at an Austin event on Thursday. The device, a bit more than glasses but much less than a full headset, gives each eye the equivalent of a 4K OLED screen.