Intended Uses - Magic Leap 1003 Guía De Seguridad E Información Sobre Normativas

Unsuccessful Visual Calibration
You might have a greater chance of experiencing visual discomfort
if you do not successfully complete Visual Calibration. Magic Leap
1 relies on eye tracking to render content in a way that is designed
to be comfortable for your eyes. Upon completing the Visual
Calibration process, your device will let you know if you successfully
completed it.
Small Versus Large Size Device
If you have an IPD that is less than 65 millimeters, we recommend you
do not use a large-size device, as the large-sized device is not sized
for IPDs less than 65 millimeters, and improper sizing can lead to
visual discomfort. Similarly, if you have an IPD that is 65 millimeters or
greater, we recommend you do not use a small-size device.
Reasons to See a Doctor Before Use
See a doctor before using Magic Leap 1 if you: have any conditions
that impair your vision (e.g. binocular vision disorder) or mobility;
are pregnant or elderly; or have a heart condition or serious medical
condition; seizures; or migraines.

Intended Uses

Operating the Device. Magic Leap 1 is intended to provide a safe
spatial computing experience. This intended experience requires