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Google Reportedly Working On Its Own Mixed Reality Glasses

VRScout

According to The Verge , Google is currently in development of its own AR device capable of blending virtual graphics over the real world, citing “two people familiar with the project.” The original Google Glass / Image Credit: Robert Couto Photography. Image Credit: Google Inc.

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Explore Tokyo Using AR Technology Powered By Apple Maps

VRScout

Similar to Google Maps’ Live View , users can use their smartphone’s camera to follow a series of virtual arrows leading to their desired location without having to take their eyes off the street. The post Explore Tokyo Using AR Technology Powered By Apple Maps appeared first on VRScout. Image Credit: Alta Distance.

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Waymo's Self-Driving Cars Are Mysteriously Flocking to a Dead-End Street in San Francisco

GizModo VR

Except, that’s what’s happening to one dead-end street in San Francisco, according to a local KPIX report. City traffic can get pretty congested, but hardly anyone would expect an endless stream of self-driving cars flocking to one quiet residential street. Read more.

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San Francisco and Oakland Drop Covid-19 Testing Program Run by Google Sister Company Verily

GizModo VR

San Francisco and Alameda counties have stopped using Verily, Google’s health-focused sister company, to test for the novel coronavirus, Kaiser Health News reported on Monday. Read more.

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The 5 most important XR-related pieces of news from Google I/O 2023

The Ghost Howls

Last week, Google delivered its most important event of the year, the Google I/O. Of course, AI has been the star of the show , with the public release of Google Bard and the announcement of a new language model, but there have been also interesting pieces of news about XR.

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Will 3D Cities Unlock Immersive Experiences?

AR Insider

I n 2006, I attended a launch event in San Francisco for Microsoft Virtual Earth 3D. cities, starting with San Francisco. It let you essentially fly around a city, sort of like Google Earth but in three dimensions. In fairness, Google Earth offers 3D features. Geospatially Sound. But 5G could resolve that.

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3 Technologies That Support Geo-Local AR

ARVR

LiDAR Picking up where we left off in the last installment of this series, there are several supporting technologies that will accelerate geospatial AR. But for geospatial AR specifically, the technology could become a critical enabler and force multiplier. Among other things, this makes the technology primed for edge computing.