HoloKit X is a lightweight Augmented Reality accessory that uses an iPhone, a LiDAR scanner and 6DoF tracking to create spatial AR experiences.
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Holokit X
HoloKit X is a lightweight augmented reality accessory that uses the iPhone’s processing power to create spatial AR experiences. It displays digital objects in the real environment, letting you view holograms without being cut off from the outside world. It is suitable for demonstrations, workshops, educational activities and Mixed Reality app testing. This accessible solution allows individuals and organisations to use AR without investing in advanced AR glasses.
HoloKit X uses iPhone’ processor and, in compatible models, LiDAR scanner to recognise the surroundings. The phone analyses the space, the user's position and features within the room, recognising floors, walls, ceilings, doors and windows. This allows digital objects to be positioned more accurately in the real world. It is useful for presentations, educational experiments, creative projects and shared AR experiences where content must align precisely with the surroundings.
The device offers 60-degree field of view, providing a more immersive AR experience than using an app on a phone screen. HoloKit X supports 6DoF spatial tracking based on iOS ARKit technology, allowing you to move around digital objects while they remain anchored in space. Stereoscopic rendering makes virtual elements appear three-dimensional, adding realism to the content on display.
The device itself without a belt weighs 215 g, and measures 100 × 133 × 140 mm. The adjustable fabric strap helps distribute the weight and stabilise the device on your head, making HoloKit X comfortable for short demonstrations, AR app testing and workshops. The design can also be worn over prescription glasses, while getting started requires no complicated hardware setup.
HoloKit X can use Apple technology to hand tracking, enabling natural interactions with AR objects without conventional controllers, depending on the app. The platform also supports motion control using Apple Watch, which can act as a controller, for example to interact with elements in a scene. This makes operation more intuitive, particularly in education, presentations and simple interactive experiences.
HoloKit X supports space-based audio solutions and ambient geometry, using technology Apple PHASE. Sound in AR apps therefore corresponds more closely to the position of digital objects in the real world, with its direction and distance changing as objects move through space. This makes AR experiences more realistic and helps the user understand where virtual objects are located in their surroundings.
The device uses the iPhone’s processor to run AR apps. Its full capabilities, including LiDAR scanning of the surroundings, are available on compatible models equipped with this sensor.
No. HoloKit X can use hand tracking and an Apple Watch as a motion controller, enabling interaction with AR objects without conventional controllers.
Yes, the device's lightweight design also allows it to be used with prescription glasses.
The device weighs 215 g without the strap and measures 100 × 133 × 140 mm. The adjustable head strap provides additional stability during use.
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