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Project North Star headsets use a reflector style design.+
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==Hardware==
==Hardware==
−The Project North Star headset is an [[optical-see-through head mounted display]] (OST-HMD). Project North Star headsets use a reflector style design.
−The Project North Star headset is an [[optical-see-through head mounted display]] (OST-HMD).
−Project North Star headsets generally use an [[Intel T265]] and a [[Leap Motion Controller]].
The original prototype headsets had a large field of view. The first open-source release shrunk it.<ref name="m787"/>
The original prototype headsets had a large field of view. The first open-source release shrunk it.<ref name="m787"/>
The original reference design specified by Leap Motion uses BOE VS035ZSM-NW0 displays.<ref name="f379">{{cite web | title=North Star Display (3.5 inch, 1440x1600 pixels, 120fps) | website=Smart Prototyping | date=2020-12-10 | url=https://www.smart-prototyping.com/Display-for-Project-North-Star-3_5inch-1440x1600-pixels%20Promotion%20sale | access-date=2024-09-28}}</ref>
The original reference design specified by Leap Motion uses BOE VS035ZSM-NW0 displays.<ref name="f379">{{cite web | title=North Star Display (3.5 inch, 1440x1600 pixels, 120fps) | website=Smart Prototyping | date=2020-12-10 | url=https://www.smart-prototyping.com/Display-for-Project-North-Star-3_5inch-1440x1600-pixels%20Promotion%20sale | access-date=2024-09-28}}</ref>
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+Project North Star headsets generally use an [[Intel T265]] and a [[Leap Motion Controller]].
==Versions==
==Versions==