XR Pixel Streaming Technology 

Images rendered by the engine (Unreal Engine, Unity 3D, NVIDIA Omniverse, Autodesk VRED, KeyShot) are pixel-streamed to the XR device. The pixels are encrypted and encoded before being transmitted over the network to the XR device. The device then decodes the pixels and displays the images in their original quality. These rendered images of your application can be streamed from a local PC, the cloud, or a local server, without being limited by the XR device.

1. 1. Utilizing External Hardware Power: Stream data to AR/VR devices at its original complexity, size, and quality, eliminating the need for extensive data preparation. 

   2. Device Agnosticism: Develop XR applications with a device-agnostic approach and benefit from fast and effortless deployment. Any XR devices, supported by Hololight Stream, can be added seamlessly and used instantly.

   3. Accelerated XR Development: Test directly from the engine's editor by clicking the play-button and connect directly to the XR device—without the need for time-consuming test builds. This saves valuable time and resources, enabling the rapid development of even highly complex 3D applications.

   4. No Compromise on Data Security: Your 3D applications remain untouched, as they never leave the data center or the cloud. There is no storage or processing of the 3D application on the end device.

Hololight Stream supports a range of XR devices, including:

• Microsoft HoloLens 2

• Magic Leap 2

• Meta Quest 2 & 3

• Lenovo VRX

• Apple VisionPro

• HTC XRElite / Focus3 / Vision

• Pico 4 Ultra / Enterprise

• iOS Devices

• Windows Desktop

• Webbrowser

The Hololight XR Streaming SDK natively supports Unity 3D and Unreal Engine. Additionally, third-party engines such as NVIDIA Omniverse, Autodesk VRED, and KeyShot are seamlessly useable.

Hololight Stream is designed to deliver high-fidelity XR experiences by offloading the rendering process to local servers or the cloud, ensuring efficient use of bandwidth and minimizing latency. 

The integration of Hololight Stream into an existing XR application can be completed in under an hour, or at most within one day, by following 3 simple steps:

1. Your XR application is built with Unity 3D or Unreal Engine.
2. Import the Hololight Stream SDK (import package) into your Unity or Unreal project.
3. Your XR application can now run on a local server or in the cloud and be streamed to all major AR/VR mobile devices.