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AR Insider
MAY 3, 2021
This week we look at Zoom’s new immersive view, Looking Glass’ latest milestone, the latest AR funding rounds and the return to physical events. While Burning Man announced it’s throwing in the towel on a live 2021 event, the world’s largest trade show, CES, will be back in Las Vegas the first week of January, 2022.
The Ghost Howls
AUGUST 3, 2020
Some time ago, the most important companies of the XR ecosystem (HTC, Oculus, Microsoft, etc…) joined the Khronos Group to discuss a standard to end the fragmentation of the XR space. An eye-tracking accessory built for Vive should work with Rift as well, and so on. Niantic is not building its AR glasses.
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The Ghost Howls
JANUARY 11, 2022
I was afraid that at this CES wouldn’t have been many pieces of news about AR and VR, but actually, we had quite a few interesting ones. This shows that the ecosystem is alive, and notwithstanding the pandemic, there are many XR companies that are pushing the technology forward. Qualcomm and Microsoft partnership.
The Ghost Howls
DECEMBER 9, 2019
Let’s start this week with a bunch of cool news about the past week in AR and VR! The best news of the week has not been the release of a new fantastic VR headset or AR glass, but of a technology that will make a new generation of XR headsets possible: I’m talking about the XR2 chipset by Qualcomm. Goood Monday everyone!
The Ghost Howls
OCTOBER 2, 2023
Yes, the Quest 3 will be able to provide some sort of very rough full-body tracking , which is great for social VR experiences. I’m a big fan of passthrough AR, and the fact that the reviewers highlighted how the quality of this passthrough is high, makes me excited.
UploadVR Between Realities podcast
JANUARY 14, 2017
CES 2017, the big tech trade show in Las Vegas last week, was loaded with augmented reality smartglasses, which layer digital animations and information on top of the real world. And the company predicts that AR will be a $90 billion market by 2020. One thing we love about AR is how it’s such a natural pair with physical play.
The Ghost Howls
JANUARY 10, 2022
So for today’s article, let me focus mainly on the non-CES-related news about AR and VR. And subscribe to my newsletter to not miss my upcoming CES roundup, which will contain all the news I’ve read about XR from Las Vegas! CES brought some interesting news about AR and VR. Microsoft Maquette gets discontinued.
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