Liangliang Vision recently held a Leion brand new product launch event in Seoul, South Korea, officially launching its consumer grade AR glasses Leion Hey2. The overall weight of this product is 49 grams, supporting over 100 languages and real-time translation with a delay of less than 500ms. It can last up to 8 hours on a single machine and can achieve 96 hours of battery life when paired with a portable eyeglass case.
The biggest highlight of Leion Hey2 is the realization of simultaneous interpreting level "non perception" real-time translation experience. The device is equipped with a 360 ° sound source localization and neural network noise reduction algorithm, achieving a recognition accuracy of 98% even in environments where human voice is 6 decibels lower than background noise. Users only need to look directly at each other, and can see the suspended subtitles 2~3 meters in front of the lens, completely getting rid of the bow operation, providing simultaneous interpreting level immersive experience for multi scenes such as transnational conferences, overseas travel, overseas study classes, etc.
In terms of optics, Leion Hey2 uses optical waveguide technology to arrange hundreds of thousands of gratings within a centimeter range, and compresses the lens to 0.4mm, which is only half the thickness of a bank card. Its light engine has a volume equivalent to a red bean and weighs only 0.3 grams, effectively reducing glare and rainbow patterns, bringing a pure visual experience without front light leakage, while providing up to 2500 nits of in eye brightness.
At the software algorithm level, Leion has simultaneously released the lightweight and large model intelligent assistant Hey Agent. Users can quickly switch translation languages, call memos, check weather or stocks, and automatically generate multilingual meeting minutes through the "touch wake-up+voice" method
It is worth mentioning that within two hours after the press conference, the pre order volume of Leion Hey2 exceeded 10000 units.
