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Apple Brings Spatial Computing to iOS

XR Today - Mixed Reality tag

Apple is gearing up for the Vision Pro debut. However, a key difference and benefit that Apple has over some of its competition is the already-established iOS ecosystem of products and software. On the other hand, Apple is not the only XR firm pushing for interoperability and cross-pollination of hardware and software.

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Tech Powering Apple’s Spatial Recording Worth $4.4 Billion, Reports Predict

XR Today - Mixed Reality tag

This week, a report from Prophecy Market Insights revealed core details behind the potential growth of the photogrammetry market – a core technology behind Apple’s spatial computing ambitions most recently shown during the iPhone 15’s showcase. Recently, Apple introduced XR features for its latest iPhone 15 model.

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Q&A: How Sketchfab Is Making 3D Models Accessible

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The two big things that have changed is how we can create and consume 3D. Now with solutions like 3D capture, photogrammetry, and depth sensors, anyone can create a 3D file. Apple is going to release something around that — Windows just released a phone with native 3D capture.

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The YouTube of 3D Models, with Sketchfab CEO Alban Denoyel

XR for Business Podcast

So it really took five years to be a scalable technology that would run on mobile and desktop and all browsers. When we started, most of it was pure CG; made with advanced CAD programs or 3D software like 3ds Max and so on. And now a lot of the content is made with 3D capture technologies like photogrammetry.

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The YouTube of 3D Models, with Sketchfab CEO Alban Denoyel

XR for Business Podcast

So it really took five years to be a scalable technology that would run on mobile and desktop and all browsers. When we started, most of it was pure CG; made with advanced CAD programs or 3D software like 3ds Max and so on. And now a lot of the content is made with 3D capture technologies like photogrammetry.

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The YouTube of 3D Models, with Sketchfab CEO Alban Denoyel

XR for Business Podcast

So it really took five years to be a scalable technology that would run on mobile and desktop and all browsers. When we started, most of it was pure CG; made with advanced CAD programs or 3D software like 3ds Max and so on. And now a lot of the content is made with 3D capture technologies like photogrammetry.