Qualcomm Developer: Reality Hack Devices Guide
Qualcomm is back at MIT Reality Hack as this is the place where ambitious ideas and the wildest hackers show up, and we wanted to drop our freshest IoT + XR gear right into your hands. We’re here to let you build on the same tech powering next‑gen AI gadgets, spatial computing experiences, and all the futuristic stuff everyone else only talks about.
This year, we’re showcasing everything from AI‑powered IoT board (Arduino UNO Q) to full blown XR headsets(Samsung Galaxy XR) and AR glasses (RayNeo XR3 Pro), so you can prototype with real sensors, real‑time perception, hand + voice interaction, and actual on‑device AI (not cloud vibes). Basically: if other hackathons give you starter kits, we’re giving you starter superpowers.
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Hardware Hack: Arduino Uno Q
Ready to create the next big thing? Grab an Arduino UNO Q now! Arduino UNO Q combines Qualcomm’s Dragonwing™ QRB2210 MPU (Debian Linux) with an STM MCU (Zephyr OS) in the classic UNO form factor, delivering high-performance computing and real-time control for AI at the edge projects. Think sensors, vision, and smart gadgets, your ticket to building futuristic solutions without breaking a sweat. Plus, with Arduino App Lab, you can seamlessly unite Python, Arduino sketches, and AI models in one workflow.
At the hack, here’s what you will have access to:
Hardware:
- Arduino UNO Q
Software:
- Arduino App Lab
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XR Track Hardware: Samsung Galaxy XR
Slide on the Samsung Galaxy XR a futurist visor powered by the Snapdragon® XR2+ Gen 2 platform, with crisp 4K micro‑OLED lenses that drops you straight into sci‑fi mode. The moment you power it up, Android XR + Gemini AI kick in, letting you swipe, grab, and command your space with just your hands and voice so everything feels instantly alive. Before you know it, massive virtual screens pop into your world and suddenly you're not just hacking you're building inside immersive environments that turn your wildest XR ideas into reality.
Here’s what you’ll get: Samsung Galaxy XR
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XR Track Hardware: RayNeo XR Glasses
Step into a new dimension effortlessly with RayNeo X3 Pro which is built around a lightweight frame designed for extended wear while carrying onboard components like dual cameras, speakers, and sensors. Backed by the Snapdragon® AR1 Gen 1 chipset and Gemini‑powered AI, it snaps into action with real‑time translation, spatial navigation, and hands‑free multimodal smarts that feel less like features and more like superpowers.
Here’s what you’ll get: RayNeo X3 Pro
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