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The Florida based AR company jumped on every tech nerds radar when they raised over $1.4 billion in 2015; companies such as Google and Alibaba Group were among those that backed the startup, making their post-money valuation around roughly $3.7 Feature Image Credit: Magic Leap.
The platform, which is compatible with major immersive tech providers such as Magic Leap, Meta Platforms, Microsoft HoloLens, Apple, HTC VIVE, Ready Player Me, and Google recently provided the University of Glasgow with an EON-XR Centre to train and engage students with the XR tool.
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This has been very interesting, because we now know what are the features that the Florida company is going to introduce. Yes, various games have been announced, but this is the true innovation proposed by the Florida company. Magic Leap has unveiled the roadmap for the next months. This is good. pic.twitter.com/pOpoxEpFWy.
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I think that, after a year, its specifications don’t sound exceptional anymore and maybe it is better that LG jumps directly to a second generation or that enters the standalone market (as it seems, since there are some rumors about a new revolutionary headset screen developed by Google and LG). Google AR apps.
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So it’s more like AR on a Google map. So if you’re driving from one point to the other, you have to see the Google map on a flat screen; but instead of looking down at an app, if you use a Phiar, it’s just using the smartphone camera. And Google has been creating the Google map. Teppei: Yeah I guess.
So it’s more like AR on a Google map. So if you’re driving from one point to the other, you have to see the Google map on a flat screen; but instead of looking down at an app, if you use a Phiar, it’s just using the smartphone camera. And Google has been creating the Google map. Teppei: Yeah I guess.
I had a meeting last week with a large enterprise in Florida and for them, other things were super important. Dirk: That’s like the Apple strategy, right? But it is like that, coming back to what we what we discussed earlier; you need to have that Netflix and Apple experience to have a good work result. Dirk: Exactly.
I had a meeting last week with a large enterprise in Florida and for them, other things were super important. Dirk: That’s like the Apple strategy, right? But it is like that, coming back to what we what we discussed earlier; you need to have that Netflix and Apple experience to have a good work result. Alan: Exactly.
I had a meeting last week with a large enterprise in Florida and for them, other things were super important. Dirk: That's like the Apple strategy, right? But it is like that, coming back to what we what we discussed earlier; you need to have that Netflix and Apple experience to have a good work result. Alan: Exactly.
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