- A reference for the Moohan helmet has been spotted
- He points to the Snapdragon XR2 + Gen 2 for the CPU
- The helmet should be launched in the second half
We are increasingly getting closer to the launch of Project Moohan, the Android XR (extended reality) helmet on Google and Samsung – and a new leak may have revealed that the chipset will be powered.
A reference identified on the web by Tipster @yabhishekhd (via GSMarena), corresponding to the Moohan project model number, revealed details that point to the very competent Snapdragon XR2 + Gen 2 being the processor inside.
We already knew that the device would perform a chipset manufactured by Qualcomm, but now we have a large indication of the specific model. The Snapdragon XR2 + Gen 2 was announced at the beginning of 2024 and has already been linked to the Google and Samsung headset.
This same reference indicates that the Moohan Project device could execute Android 14, specifically suitable for virtual and augmented reality, and will be equipped with 16 GB of RAM on board.
What we expect
The XR de Samsung project, Moohan SM-I610, spotted on Geekbench with Adreno 740 GPU.SPECIFICATIONS🔳 6-CORES to 2,36 GHZ🎮 Adreno 740 GPU (The GPU Adreno 740 is integrated into a different chipset / Soc.) Pic.twitter.com/yfnxh45zrmMay 27, 2025
The Snapdragon XR2 + Gen 2 is really a chipset designed for this type of device, supporting transparent color transport, Wi-Fi 7 with low latency and many specialized virtual reality technologies, including a characteristic of space chain that tries to reduce transport evil.
We have in fact been able to try Project Moohan at Google I / O 2025, indicating that the tight integration of the Gemini is currently the remarkable functionality. In our demo, he identified the species of a tree directly in front and provided some facts on this subject.
Google and Samsung use the XR label to encompass a variety of virtual reality, mixed reality and augmented reality. These are essentially different combinations of completely closed digital worlds and superimposed digital graphics in the real world.
Other Android XR devices are on the way, including intelligent glasses that live much more towards the augmented reality end of the XR spectrum. These equipment elements should start to launch during the second half.
