FAQ
How does the MagiMask work?
To initiate the augmented reality experience, the user simply unzips the front compartment of the MagiMask headset and inserts their smartphone, running the dedicated AR app.
Our MagiMask is primarily targeted at B2B customers and is currently utilized by a wide range of institutions, from theaters and museums seeking to enhance immersive experiences, to design and architectural firms aiming to visualize their projects.
Immerse Optics supplies the hardware, while customers either design the AR models/applications in-house or commission them from external firms.
Our MagiMask is primarily targeted at B2B customers and is currently utilized by a wide range of institutions, from theaters and museums seeking to enhance immersive experiences, to design and architectural firms aiming to visualize their projects.
Immerse Optics supplies the hardware, while customers either design the AR models/applications in-house or commission them from external firms.
Which phones are the MagiMask compatible with?
The MagiMask is compatible with most phones that are not wider than 78,1 mm and no longer than 170 mm.
This includes, but is not limited to, all models of iPhone, Samsung S6, S7, S8, and S8 edge. However, some phones have a button on the side that will interfere with our mount (like Sony Xperia and some models of HTC). The MagiMask works with Samsung Galaxy S21.
This includes, but is not limited to, all models of iPhone, Samsung S6, S7, S8, and S8 edge. However, some phones have a button on the side that will interfere with our mount (like Sony Xperia and some models of HTC). The MagiMask works with Samsung Galaxy S21.
Does it fit glasses?
Yes, it does!
Please note: the MagiMask fits well with glasses if the glasses have single-vision lenses, but it does not work well with progressive lenses. Progressives offer multiple prescription strengths within one lens, whereas single-vision lenses feature only one prescription strength.
Please note: the MagiMask fits well with glasses if the glasses have single-vision lenses, but it does not work well with progressive lenses. Progressives offer multiple prescription strengths within one lens, whereas single-vision lenses feature only one prescription strength.
What is Augmented Reality?
Augmented reality (AR) is a technology that overlays digital information—such as images, sounds, and other sensory stimuli—onto the real world. This enhancement is typically achieved through devices like smartphones, tablets, or AR glasses with integrated software, which use cameras and sensors to superimpose computer-generated elements onto the user's view of their surroundings.
Unlike virtual reality, which creates a completely artificial environment, augmented reality adds to the existing world, augmenting it with interactive digital details that can provide additional information, entertainment, or practical functionality.
Unlike virtual reality, which creates a completely artificial environment, augmented reality adds to the existing world, augmenting it with interactive digital details that can provide additional information, entertainment, or practical functionality.
