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Scope AR Closes $9.7 Million Series A Funding to Help Make Any Worker An Instant Expert with Augmented Reality “Thriving enterprise AR company continues growth and demonstrated success with Fortune 500 leaders including Lockheed Martin and Unilever “ Scope AR , the pioneer of enterprise-class augmented reality (AR) solutions, today announced it has secured a …

Lees verder “AR is becoming an important tool for how knowledge is shared within heavy industry, allowing workers to get the information they need, when they need it, in an intuitive way”

In a move that will help unify cross-platform virtual reality development, Microsoft has just incorporated OpenXR into its Windows Mixed Reality devices. The move is aimed at making it a lot easier to port VR apps and games between various platforms. Source: Microsoft Introduces OpenXR to Windows Mixed Reality in a Cross-Platform VR Play

Valve’s resident experimental psychologist Dr. Mike Ambinder took the stage at GDC 2019 today for his talk on the state of brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) and how they’ll inform the future of game design. In his talk, Ambinder put forth a near future where VR/AR headsets are kitted with non-invasive electroencephalogram (EEG) devices that could one …

Lees verder “VR uitbreiden met neuro-implantaten?”

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Apple is reportedly filed a patent for an augmented reality headset or AR glasses that could hit the market by 2020 or 2021 according to reports emerging from various tech news outlets. The clues on this development along with the potential features of this future AR headset have emerged out of a recently granted patent …

Lees verder “AR navigatie door Apple”

Announced just last week, Vive Focus Plus is HTC’s next iteration of their standalone VR headset that adds a pretty big missing puzzle piece, namely a replacement for its predecessor’s single 3DOF controller (rotation only) for the new 6DOF controllers. Source: Hands-on: Vive Focus Plus Brings 6DOF Controllers, New Lenses & Better Comfort