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Qualcomm is Preparing Developers for the Coming Wave of Smartphone-tethered AR Glasses

Road to VR

“Developers will also receive a robust resource library that includes documentation, sample code, tutorials, knowledge bases, and tools to help accelerate their development.” Snapdragon Spaces includes SDKs for Unreal Engine and Unity, and is based on OpenXR. Image courtesy Qualcomm Technologies.

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Using XR to Change Everything (Without Changing Anything) with Lance-AR’s Lance Anderson

XR for Business Podcast

And if we can create a little environment where individuals could tap into that knowledge base, that would be great. But the interactions with your hands are going to be very close to being naturally part of reaching out, reaching and grabbing a hologram. Alan: The Quest hand tracking is coming in January and the Hololens 2.

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Using XR to Change Everything (Without Changing Anything) with Lance-AR’s Lance Anderson

XR for Business Podcast

And if we can create a little environment where individuals could tap into that knowledge base, that would be great. But the interactions with your hands are going to be very close to being naturally part of reaching out, reaching and grabbing a hologram. Alan: The Quest hand tracking is coming in January and the Hololens 2.

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Using XR to Change Everything (Without Changing Anything) with Lance-AR's Lance Anderson

XR for Business Podcast

And if we can create a little environment where individuals could tap into that knowledge base, that would be great. But the interactions with your hands are going to be very close to being naturally part of reaching out, reaching and grabbing a hologram. Alan: The Quest hand tracking is coming in January and the Hololens 2.

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The Gigantic List of Augmented Reality Use Cases

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AR UI/UX: Because it is free of physical screens, AR makes greater use of controls through voice, hands and hand-tracking, and brain computer interfaces. Surgery assistance: identify organs and tissues during surgery and get instructions, whether from doctors observing your POV or knowledge-base applications you’re running.