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Materials

  1. Mac or PC

  2. Access to your Magic Leap Device

  3. Magic Leap Compute Pack

  4. Magic Leap Controller

  5. USB Cable to connect compute pack to computer

Installing the Magic Leap Hub

Accessing Scores

  1. Click on this link: Magic Leap Hub and download the software

    The Magic Leap Hub lets you install and manage Magic Leap tools like the headset.

Two buttons labeled 'Download for MacOS' and 'Download for Windows'

2. Once downloaded, a pop up window should open with “Set up” instructions. This will guide you through downloading the ML Hub on to your computer.

Accessing Individual Scores

Computer screen displaying Magic Leap Hub setup wizard with welcome message and a black-and-white logo.

3. Read and agree to the License Agreement.

Setup window for Magic Leap Hub software displaying a license agreement and options to accept or decline the license.

4. Specify the location on your computer that you would like the ML HUB installed to.

Software installation window titled 'Setup' for 'Magic Leap Hub' showing an 'Installation Directory' field set to '/Applications', with 'Cancel', '< Back', and 'Next >' buttons at the bottom.

5. You should now have the Magic Leap Hub installed on your computer. Proceed to launch the application.

Computer screen showing the completion of Magic Leap Hub setup on a Mac, with an installation icon and a finish button.

Accessing Device Bridge

  1. Once the ML hub has been downloaded, launch the application. The ML Hub should display the home directory.

  2. Connect your Magic Leap device (compute pack) to your computer with a USB cable.

    1. Turn on the Magic Leap Device.

    2. Once the headset has been powered on, put on the headset.

    3. A pop up will show on the Magic Leap headset informing you a USB device has been detected.

    4. Click “File Transfer/ML Connectivity Media Transfer Protocol (MTP)'“, then select “OL”

    5. The headset should now be detectable by the ML HUB.

Screenshot of a computer screen displaying a software interface with options to start device bridge, device stream, advanced capture, OS installer, and package manager. There is a news section below, and a green icon with glasses in the bottom right corner, indicated by a red arrow.

3. Select “Start Device Bridge” from the ML Hub Homepage. Device Bridge helps you manage apps, files, logs and view information about the Magic Leap Device

Screen displaying options for device management, streaming, capturing, OS installation, and package management, with a highlighted 'Device Bridge' section.

4. You should now see a dashboard displaying information about your Magic Leap Headset. Select the files tab.

Screenshot of a software dashboard for the device 'Magic Leap 2', showing device information, connection status, and storage details, with a highlighted 'Files' tab and a controller interface.

Accessing Scan Data

  1. Scans can be accessed through the following file path: /sdcard/Android/data/com.neuroFit.nFit/data

The data folder contains a number of scans in chronological order by UTC in Linux epoch time.

Computer screen showing a file directory with folders named 'sdcard', 'Alarms', 'Android', and 'com.neuroFit.nFit'. The folder 'Android' is expanded to show subfolders, including 'data' and 'com.neuroFit.nFit'. The right side displays the contents of the selected folder, showing files with names, sizes, and modified dates.

2. Select all of the scans to download onto your computer.

Scans are identified in the following format (“170xxxxxxxxxx”)

  1. The file, “Data” contains scores from your individual nFit sessions. Select the sessions you want to open.

2. Select the file ending with “COBRA_metrics”.

3. A “TextEdit” file should pop up. This will display your nFit score for that session.

Screenshot of a file manager displaying folders and files on a computer, with a folder named '17070704902177' highlighted and marked with a red arrow.
Screenshot of a file management software showing folders and files on a device labeled 'Magic Leap 2'. The highlighted file is '1710704902177.COBRA_metrics.OS' in the 'Files' tab.
A computer screen displaying a file management application with a highlighted file named '1710704902177.COBRA_metrics...'.

Online Accounts. Using the nFit app requires no identifiable information. Feel free to use it anonymously or you may associate your scans with an online account, depending on your brain health goals. If you plan to save your scan, set up your account before you launch the app as you will need to display a QR code to the headset camera when you see this QR icon (green check when successful).

Trademark 87299329
US 10,463,249
US 10,420,465
US 9,730,582

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