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It isn’t alone, we know of many companies that are spending billions on same, including Microsoft, Google, Amazon, Sony, MagicLeap, Huawei, and others. Literally everyone in the industry other than MagicLeap and Apple uses Qualcomm’s spatial computing tech stack). They must “look cool.”
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In 2013, after 10 years of creating video games, he joined MagicLeap where he was promoted to senior director, overseeing content and SDK teams. At MagicLeap, Paul recognized the lack of accessible tools for non-game developers that was hindering widespread adoption of immersive and spatial computing technologies.
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HTC did something with Batman; that Game of Thrones thing; some of the demos that MagicLeap had really. A big company like Apple, Google, really pushing the thing out and saying, “this is what it’s going to be,” and then making it part of everyday life. Alan: Yeah? How was it? Barry: It was great.
HTC did something with Batman; that Game of Thrones thing; some of the demos that MagicLeap had really. A big company like Apple, Google, really pushing the thing out and saying, “this is what it’s going to be,” and then making it part of everyday life. Alan: Yeah? How was it? Barry: It was great.
I finally — finally, after a year and a half — I got to try out the MagicLeap in Laval, and it was a good experience. Personally, I have some concerns about the cost of the Hololens and the MagicLeap devices at this time. It’s an interesting first gen product. Alan: What do you try it? Alan: Yeah.
I finally — finally, after a year and a half — I got to try out the MagicLeap in Laval, and it was a good experience. Personally, I have some concerns about the cost of the Hololens and the MagicLeap devices at this time. It’s an interesting first gen product. Alan: What do you try it? Alan: Yeah.
In terms of who's on the flip side of that marketplace, actually-- we're about to launch our first SDK and that's-- we think of it much more at a Unity level, than necessarily as an Apple or a Google level. Alan: So you're really going kind of the route of AR, meaning kind of Apple and Google foundation. Dominic: Oh, yeah.
In terms of who’s on the flip side of that marketplace, actually– we’re about to launch our first SDK and that’s– we think of it much more at a Unity level, than necessarily as an Apple or a Google level. Alan: So you’re really going kind of the route of AR, meaning kind of Apple and Google foundation.
In terms of who’s on the flip side of that marketplace, actually– we’re about to launch our first SDK and that’s– we think of it much more at a Unity level, than necessarily as an Apple or a Google level. Alan: So you’re really going kind of the route of AR, meaning kind of Apple and Google foundation.
We did a project just using Google's hand tracking library. I was looking at 2025 for ubiquitous AR glasses. Alan: With Facebook now working on AR, and you've got MagicLeap, and Microsoft's Hololens. And, you know, MagicLeap-- people are going to expect when they walk around holograms, they stay put.
We did a project just using Google's hand tracking library. I was looking at 2025 for ubiquitous AR glasses. Alan: With Facebook now working on AR, and you've got MagicLeap, and Microsoft's Hololens. And, you know, MagicLeap-- people are going to expect when they walk around holograms, they stay put.
I finally -- finally, after a year and a half -- I got to try out the MagicLeap in Laval, and it was a good experience. Personally, I have some concerns about the cost of the Hololens and the MagicLeap devices at this time. It'll bring prices down over time, but there's a lot of interesting stuff happening. Alan: Yeah.
We did a project just using Google's hand tracking library. I was looking at 2025 for ubiquitous AR glasses. Alan: With Facebook now working on AR, and you've got MagicLeap, and Microsoft's Hololens. And, you know, MagicLeap-- people are going to expect when they walk around holograms, they stay put.
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And it delivers an experience much like the original videos that Google came out with for Google Glass. I’m saying, “OK, 2025 we’ll have some AR glasses that are MagicLeap, Hololens, with all the bells and whistles. laughs] Alan: Hey, I’m going to go with 2025. And maybe sooner.
And it delivers an experience much like the original videos that Google came out with for Google Glass. I’m saying, “OK, 2025 we’ll have some AR glasses that are MagicLeap, Hololens, with all the bells and whistles. Alan: Hey, I’m going to go with 2025. ” Paul: [chuckles] Yeah.
And it delivers an experience much like the original videos that Google came out with for Google Glass. I'm saying, "OK, 2025 we'll have some AR glasses that are MagicLeap, Hololens, with all the bells and whistles. Alan: Hey, I'm going to go with 2025. It's got this nice field of view out in front of you.
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