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Top news of the week (Image by Google) Google acquires HTC Vive engineers for $250M Completely out of the blue (at least from our eyes), Google decided to acquire some XR-related engineers from HTC Vive (together with a non-exclusive license on some HTC IP) for the whopping amount of $250M.
HTC has released a YouTube video that hints at the impending release of a ‘game-changing’ Vive headset. The Taiwanese consumer electronics company ‘HTC’ posted the video titled ‘HTC VIVE: A Vision for You’ on its company YouTube channel, with what appears to be a silhouette of a new headset at the end of the video.
Companies like HTC, Oculus (Meta), and Apple will continue to innovate and launch devices equipped with the latest technological developments. from 2020 to 2027. Just as, right now, there are high-end and entry-level smartphones on the market, answering all user needs and budgets, we can expect the same thing from AR and VR headsets.
In an alternate version, Meta will offer a smartwatch with the neural detection incorporated, so if the user is used to having a smartwatch, doesn’t have to sacrifice it to wear the neural wristband Real AR glasses , with 3D objects in the scene, virtual avatars, and such, are now slated for 2027 I want to just say two things about this roadmap.
billion USD by 2027, according to research. Flagship products such as the Meta Quest Pro, Pico 4 and Pico 4 Enterprise, and HTC VIVE Focus 3 and Flow devices have recently hit shelves, sparking interest in the emerging technology. Recently, new virtual reality guides have helped many navigate the expanding world of immersive tech.
Meta is also planning to release a version with two displays (one per eye) in 2027. Hypernova should also get a camera upgrade, getting something similar to the iPhone 13 from 2021.
While this news might suggest the end of the HoloLens 2, Microsoft intends to continue supporting the device through updates that will address security and major functionalities until December 31, 2027. The platform already seems far-reaching and possibly a significant gain for the Nerepris XR industry.
It seems that most of the rumors are aligning on the launch of an Apple Vision Pro 2 in 2026–2027. It’s interesting to see that Neurable is still around and kicking: a few years ago there was a bit of hype around it when it created an EEG-based “mind controller” for the HTC Vive.
A source speaking to Reuters at the time stated Tencent’s XR projects would not reach profitability until roughly 2027, citing internal forecasts. Pico’s rival headset also competes with HTC VIVE’s XR Elite mixed reality (MR) headset, which dropped at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in early January.
According to Mordor Intelligence , the XR market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 57.91% by 2027. Going forward, I think we’ll see more examples of MR gaining rapid adoption in the enterprise space, particularly as Varjo, HTC Vive, Magic Leap, Microsoft, and other leaders continue to innovate. 2. New Treadmill Technology.
Analysts predict that more than 16 million industrial XR devices will ship in 2027 at current adoption rates. HTC VIVE unveiled enterprise-grade hardware and platforms on Thursday via its XR Elite Business Edition and Business+ solutions.
million by 2027 for the automotive space alone. In 2018, for instance, Volkswagen started using virtual reality with HTC Vive to bring staff members together to work on the same model remotely, in real-time. In fact, one element of XR, Virtual Reality , is set to reach a value of around $14.7
During the interview we talked about practical stuff, like if HTC is working on a new product, and when we can expect to see lightweight AR glasses on the head of everyone. A lot of things have changed in your life since the last time we met: your role in HTC, the country you are in… So, how is life now?
Its userbase is superior to known PCVR headsets like the HTC Vive Pro and Pro 2 and most probably in the next weeks, it will also surpass the Pico 4. This is a pretty surprising result, considering that the PSVR 2 is a device for a console (the PS5) and its adapter for PC was released only a few weeks ago.
The death of Windows MR headsets comes on the same week Microsoft revealed that HoloLens 2 production has ended , and that software support for the AR headset will end after 2027. Microsoft Is Discontinuing HoloLens 2 As Production Ends HoloLens 2 production has ended, Microsoft confirmed to UploadVR, and software support will end after 2027.
A few years ago I was interviewing Alvin Wang Graylin , the HTC Executive (or “Mister President” as I like to call him), and we were talking about the book Our Next Reality he’s written together with Louis Rosenberg. In the book they talk about XR and AI , and how they could impact our future, for the good and the bad.
This would be pretty disruptive, because up to now every standalone headset has been a walled garden with its own store and hardware, with the only exception being HTC trying to distribute its Viveport store to some other Chinese devices. Meta may have a prototype to show this year, but the first release of a product is rumored for 2027.
When Microsoft launched Windows Mixed Reality in 2017, it wanted to take advantage of the rapidly growing PC VR market, which was previously dominated by Oculus and HTC. Microsoft XR Software: The Death of Windows Mixed Reality Lets start by looking at Microsofts approach to XR software development.
The next edition of the glasses, codenamed Artemis, is instead meant for commercial distribution, but this should not come before 2027, according to some leaked documents. Only around 1,000 units are expected to be manufactured. Seeing some AR glasses at this Connect would already be very cool.
We heard from Alvin Wang Graylin from HTC talking about 2021 and beyond. And so if you follow the money and you follow the technology, what it leads to is-- I would have said that we were going to go completely phone-to-face in, say, 2025 to 2027. You have HTC in China dominating the Chinese market with their headsets.
We heard from Alvin Wang Graylin from HTC talking about 2021 and beyond. And so if you follow the money and you follow the technology, what it leads to is-- I would have said that we were going to go completely phone-to-face in, say, 2025 to 2027. You have HTC in China dominating the Chinese market with their headsets.
We heard from Alvin Wang Graylin from HTC talking about 2021 and beyond. And so if you follow the money and you follow the technology, what it leads to is-- I would have said that we were going to go completely phone-to-face in, say, 2025 to 2027. You have HTC in China dominating the Chinese market with their headsets.
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