Specifications sheet for the Navigator 520:
| Specification | RealWear Navigator 520 |
| Device class | Enterprise smart glasses (assisted reality, monocular) |
| Display | 0.35-inch monocular LCD microdisplay, HD 1280 x 720 (the “HyperDisplay”) |
| Field of view | About 24 degrees; viewed like an 8-inch tablet at arm’s length |
| Processor | Qualcomm Snapdragon 662 |
| Memory | 4 GB RAM, 64 GB storage, microSD to 512 GB |
| OS | Android 11 (AOSP) with WearHF hands-free interface |
| Camera | 48MP with 4-axis optical stabilisation, 1080p at 60fps, >6x zoom, LED flashlight |
| Microphones | 4 digital mics with active noise cancellation; voice recognition in noise to 100 dBA |
| Speaker | Integrated loudspeaker (about 94 dB), plus 3.5 mm jack |
| Weight | 274 grams |
| Mounting | Headband, hard-hat clips, bump cap; single-eye boom, either eye |
| Ruggedness | IP66, MIL-STD-810G/H, 2-metre drop, -20 to +50 C |
| Battery | 2600 mAh, hot-swappable; about 6 to 8 hours |
| Connectivity | Wi-Fi, Bluetooth; optional 4G LTE via Mini LTE Modem module (nano SIM); built-in GPS. LTE is only available with an optional mini-LTE modem (not included) |
| Languages | 17+ voice languages |
| Hazardous areas | Not intrinsically safe; use the Navigator Z1 for ATEX Zone 1 |
Difference from the Navigator 500: the main change is the display. The 520 uses the larger, sharper HD HyperDisplay (1280 x 720) versus the 500’s 854 x 480. The chipset, camera, battery, ruggedness and modular design are shared, and a Navigator 500 boom arm can be swapped for the 520 HyperDisplay arm.
FAQ:
- Can I upgrade a Navigator 500 to the 520 display? Yes, the boom arm can be swapped for the HyperDisplay arm, and accessories are cross-compatible.
- Is there a thermal camera option? Yes, a Teledyne FLIR thermal camera module is available.
Also read:
- What is the RealWear Navigator 520?
- RealWear Navigator 520 ruggedness and battery
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