Leads


Primary: @Vincent Xie, @Nathan Reilly

Software: @Nathan Reilly, @Reese Chong, @Henry li

Electrical: @Vincent Xie

Mechanical: @Isaac Chiu

Logistics: @Aiden Ma

Key Pages


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Knowledge Base

[CURRENT] Design Revision 2 (2026-10-09)

Subproject: Standalone Launcher

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Vision

Project Standalone is an open-source headset for getting work done, built from Project Northstar. Making it self-contained is part of the job. The experience we want is a workspace you can develop in without constantly taking the headset off.

1. Keep development inside the headset. Switching between a headset and a separate development screen breaks the flow every time you need to change code. We want the editor, terminal, docs and running app available in the same workspace: make a change, build it, try it and debug it while wearing the headset.

2. Build open hardware that can support a useful productivity experience. We want natural interaction with Vision Pro as a reference. That needs stable tracking, responsive input and local compute to keep the workspace usable. The hardware and software should be open for modification.

First usable workflow: open an editor and terminal alongside a 3D app, change something and rebuild without removing the headset.

The engineering work supporting that experience includes:

Additional Pages

Subproject: V35ZSM Panel Driver

Subproject: OpenXR Runtime

Subproject: Onboard inference

Standalone camera ports: the nine connectors

RB5, QRB5165, C865: what the names mean (and why it is basically a Snapdragon 865)

Hand tracking (UmeTrack) and SLAM on the RB5: the short guide

UmeTrack on the RB5: the commands