Yes, the partnership between HMS and frontline.io enables a bundled offering, where HMS provides the SiNGRAY AR glasses, and frontline.io delivers the pre-installed software suite. This combination reduces deployment complexity and shortens time-to-value for customers.

The G2 is purpose-built for large-scale equipment maintenance, inspection, and team training. Why focus on large machinery? Because these environments gain the most from immersive, high–degree–of–freedom AR. In smaller or more static scenarios — such as dental procedures or factory line work — workers can easily shift their heads to change viewpoints, making advanced spatial AR less impactful. But in complex, large-scale settings where users must move between inspection points, immersive AR becomes essential. The G2 shines in scenarios like construction sites, chemical plants, and other industrial environments — where detailed, hands-on inspection, maintenance, and training are critical.

Yes — offline operation is fully supported. Online connectivity, however, enables valuable features such as updates, upgrades, and access to new applications — including those developed by third-party partners. The primary enterprise application partner, frontline.io, designs its system for real-time cloud connectivity. Depending on the specific application, network access may be required for initial data downloads or to upload results.

For users with no prior AR headset experience, it typically takes 10-30 minutes to get comfortable with spatial interactions, gesture controls, and the real-virtual environment blend. To simplify onboarding, a built-in guided tutorial is provided.

Yes, localized deployment options are supported.

G2 represents a post–HoloLens 2 evolution — building on the same core concepts with major improvements across performance, optics, and usability. • More powerful architecture G2 features a dual-CPU design: Intel Movidius Myriad X for local tracking and vision processing, plus Qualcomm 8550 — a flagship-class chipset that outperforms even the latest XR2 Gen 2. In comparison, HoloLens 2 relies on a proprietary Microsoft chip built for Windows. • Full OpenXR support Both devices support MRTK (Mixed Reality Toolkit), but while HoloLens 2 offers only partial OpenXR support, G2 is fully compliant — enabling broader, cross-platform development. • Superior optical system HoloLens 2 uses diffractive waveguides, which suffer from brightness loss due to internal reflection. G2 uses a birdbath optical design, where light reflects off a 45° coated surface directly into the eye — offering higher light efficiency and suitability for outdoor use. • Flexible operating system HoloLens 2 runs a Windows-based OS, while G2 operates on Android — giving developers greater flexibility and faster deployment options. In short, G2 preserves the strengths of HoloLens 2 while delivering substantial upgrades where they matter most.

Pre-orders for the HMS SiNGRAY G2 with frontline.io integration will open to select enterprise customers in late 2025, with mass production planned for early 2026.