Date: February 2026.
Source: Magic Leap, Human Factors.
Human First. Designed Around People: There’s no such thing as an “average face.” Magic Leap’s biometric research spans thousands of individuals across age, gender, and ethnicity to capture nuanced variation in head shape, nose shape, eye position, and more. Only by starting with vast and detailed data can we design for everyone. Go to webpage.

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