Facebook parent organization Meta prodded its new top of the line augmented reality headset, codenamed Project Cambria, on Thursday, showing CEO Mark Zuckerberg himself playing with the cutting edge VR show. Zuckerberg didn’t show the actual headset — it’s mosaicked out — however he flaunted another blended reality experience, which seems to include a virtual pet, called The World Beyond.

The World Beyond, Zuckerberg says in a video presented on Facebook, utilizes Meta’s Presence stage “to mix the physical and virtual universes together.” For this situation, it’s a blend of this present reality (Meta’s workplaces) and a beautiful virtual dreamland, complete with a little blue pet beast that clients can communicate with. Zuckerberg plays with and practically pets that animal, then seems to cover a virtual world up actual dividers.

The “full-variety passthrough form” of The World Beyond may be accessible on Meta’s forthcoming Cambria headset, yet a demo adaptation will be accessible through Meta’s App Lab soon, Zuckerberg said.

Project Cambria is because of send off in the not so distant future. The headset, portrayed in a new report as “a PC for the face” that means to bring remote work into augmented reality, is apparently estimated at $799 and higher. Cambria is one of four new VR headset models said to be coming from Meta. In 2023, there will be another form of Meta’s low-end Quest headset, which at present beginnings at $299. Then, in 2024, both Cambria and Quest will be revived with more up to date forms.