mixed-realityos

noun
UK /ˌmɪkst riˈæləti ˌəʊ ˈes/
US /ˌmɪkst riˈæləti ˌoʊ ˈes/

A computer system that blends pretend pictures with the real world so you can see and play with both at once.

The new headset runs on Mixed-RealityOS, so cartoon animals can appear on your living room floor.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The software layer that manages sensors and displays in a headset combining real and virtual scenes.

Developers built their app directly on Mixed-RealityOS to access the camera and depth sensors.

3. A brand-style name for an operating system designed for devices that merge digital and physical content.

Mixed-RealityOS powers the company's glasses and tablets alike.

4. The set of tools and rules that let programs place virtual objects into a real camera view.

Mixed-RealityOS handles tracking so virtual cups stay put on the real table.