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Five devices, one tracking core

Whatever you buy from ORBITAL, it speaks the same spatial language: the same 200 Hz SLAM engine, the same hand and eye tracking, the same software platform. Mix headsets, glasses, controllers and hubs in one room without adapters or dongles.

Illustration of the Vision X1 mixed-reality headset, front view with sensor nodes highlighted
Flagship · from USD 2,490

Vision X1

Our reference headset. Folded pancake optics keep the optical path short so the weight sits close to your face, while two micro-OLED panels deliver 3840 × 3552 per eye — enough resolution for 10-point CAD annotation and long-form reading.

  • Dual micro-OLED, 3840 × 3552 per eye, 90–120 Hz, 1,100 nits peak
  • 96° horizontal field of view with per-eye distortion mapping
  • Six-camera inside-out tracking, no base stations required
  • Eye, hand (26 joints) and face tracking running fully on-device
  • 428 g body, swappable battery pack, 6 hours of mixed-reality use
Enterprise · from USD 3,290

Vision X1 Pro

Everything in the Vision X1, plus the things a fleet deployment actually needs: a dToF depth sensor for metric room capture, hot-swap power so a session never dies mid-procedure, and a wired DisplayPort mode that bypasses compression entirely.

  • dToF depth sensor for room-scale mesh capture and occlusion
  • Hot-swap dual battery with 45 seconds of ride-through
  • Wired USB-C DisplayPort alt-mode for zero-latency tethered sessions
  • Motorised IPD adjustment and three facial interface sizes
  • Fleet management console, kiosk mode and signed firmware policy
Illustration of the Vision X1 Pro headset showing the amber top band and side module
Illustration of the Aero XR glasses with two waveguide lenses and temples
Lightweight · from USD 1,190

Aero

Aero is for the hours you are not in a headset. At 78 g it disappears on your face, projecting a 1080p image per eye over whatever you are looking at — service manuals, wiring diagrams, patient notes, pick lists.

  • 78 g titanium-frame glasses with waveguide combiner
  • 1920 × 1080 per eye, 46° field of view, 1,500 nits perceived brightness
  • Powered by USB-C from a phone, laptop or the Nexus C1 hub
  • Three-degrees-of-freedom with optional six-degrees-of-freedom add-on
  • Prescription insert compatible, tinted and clear shields included
Interaction · from USD 349 per pair

Glide

Glide exists because hand tracking alone cannot tell you that a virtual latch just clicked. Two wideband voice-coil actuators per controller reproduce everything from a 20 Hz rumble to a 1,000 Hz edge, with 6 ms from render to your fingers.

  • Six-degrees-of-freedom tracking rings, sub-millimetre positional accuracy
  • Wideband voice-coil haptics, 20 Hz – 1,000 Hz, 6 ms latency
  • Analogue trigger and grip with capacitive thumb rest
  • Eight-hour battery, USB-C fast charge in 45 minutes
  • Pairs with Vision X1, X1 Pro and Aero
Illustration of two Glide haptic controllers with tracking rings and accent strips
Illustration of the Nexus C1 spatial compute hub showing the light strip and port array
Compute · from USD 1,890

Nexus C1

The Nexus C1 turns a headset into a shared resource. One hub drives four Vision headsets over Wi-Fi 7 or 2.5 GbE, so a training room, a showroom or a classroom needs one machine instead of four — and one place to update content.

  • Sixteen-core XR system-on-chip with 32 GB unified memory
  • 1 TB NVMe storage, expandable to 4 TB
  • Streams up to four headsets at 4K per eye over Wi-Fi 7
  • 2.5 GbE, two USB-C DisplayPort outputs, hardware encode block
  • Rack-mount bracket and 19-inch shelf kit available
Specifications

Full line-up comparison

Indicative specifications for the current production revision. Regional variants and OEM configurations differ — request the datasheet for the exact part number you intend to order.

ORBITAL hardware specifications, 2026 production revision.
Specification Vision X1 Vision X1 Pro Aero Glide Nexus C1
Category Mixed-reality headset Enterprise headset XR glasses Haptic controllers Spatial compute hub
Display Dual micro-OLED, pancake optics Dual micro-OLED, pancake optics Waveguide combiner, LED projection — —
Resolution per eye 3840 × 3552 3840 × 3552 1920 × 1080 — Up to 4K streaming per headset
Field of view 96° horizontal 96° horizontal 46° diagonal — —
Refresh rate 90 Hz / 120 Hz 90 Hz / 120 Hz 60 Hz 1,000 Hz sampling —
Tracking 6DoF inside-out, eye, hand, face 6DoF inside-out, eye, hand, face, depth 3DoF, optional 6DoF module 6DoF, analogue trigger and grip —
Processor XR2-class SoC, 16 GB memory XR2-class SoC, 16 GB memory Host-powered, no local SoC Dedicated haptic DSP 16-core XR SoC, 32 GB memory
Storage 512 GB 512 GB — — 1 TB NVMe, up to 4 TB
Connectivity Wi-Fi 7, Bluetooth 5.3, USB-C Wi-Fi 7, Bluetooth 5.3, USB-C DP alt-mode USB-C tethered Wireless to host Wi-Fi 7, 2.5 GbE, 2 × USB-C DP
Battery 6 h, swappable pack 6 h, hot-swap dual pack Host-powered 8 h, USB-C fast charge Mains powered
Weight 428 g 462 g 78 g 132 g each 1.9 kg
Compliance CE, FCC, UKCA, IEC 62471 CE, FCC, UKCA, IEC 62471, IEC 60601-1-2 ready CE, FCC, UKCA, IEC 62471 CE, FCC, UKCA CE, FCC, UKCA, IEC 62368-1
Warranty 2 years 3 years, advance replacement 2 years 1 year 3 years
Price from USD 2,490 USD 3,290 USD 1,190 USD 349 / pair USD 1,890
Buying & support

What comes with every order

Evaluation units

Thirty-day evaluation units for qualified organisations, with return shipping covered if the device does not fit your workflow.

Developer kits

Unity and Unreal packages, OpenXR 1.1 conformance notes and a hardware-in-the-loop test rig for teams building their own content.

Fleet services

Volume pricing, custom engraving, pre-imaged devices, spare-part kits and a named support engineer for orders above 25 units.

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