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Is Wearability the Next Mobility?

AR Insider

Visually immersive and contextually-aware AR glasses like Magic Leap One and Hololens 2 require optics whose power consumption and heat dissipation necessitate bulky headgear, rather than anything you’d consider “eyewear.”. Applying that principle back to AR, could wearability be the next era’s mobility? Design Target.

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Hands-On with Magic Leap 2

ARVR

Magic Leap is in the midst of a notable turnaround. But among the components of Magic Leap’s return to the tech world’s good graces, most notable could be its second swing at AR glasses. To prime the launch and offer a first-hand look, Magic Leap invited us to try ML2 for a few weeks. And below is our take.

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Hands-On with Magic Leap 2

ARVR

Magic Leap is in the midst of a notable turnaround. But among the components of Magic Leap’s return to the tech world’s good graces, most notable could be its second swing at AR glasses. To prime the launch and offer a first-hand look, Magic Leap invited us to try ML2 for a few weeks. And below is our take.

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Facebook’s Ray-Ban Smart Glasses Don’t Support AR, And That’s Okay

VRScout

The form factor drove a lot of decisions, from speaker architecture to the camera selection,” states Facebook in an official release. That being said, the device represents a major step forward for wearable technology; a baby step, but a step nonetheless. And that’s okay. Ray-Ban Stories is available now for $299.

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XR Technology for Industry According to Unity’s Andre Gauthier

ARPost

It’s specifically designed for designing with mobile platforms and eventually wearable XR technology. The first iteration is for mobile phones and the second iteration will be for wearable AR devices, Magic Leap and HoloLens.”. See Also: VR Technology and Hand Tracking in VIVE’s Second Developer Talk. Unity Reflect.

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Triton Project is an affordable DIY AR headset

The Ghost Howls

Originally I was going to make a standalone device which hooked everything up to a Nvidia Jetson Nano that could be worn on your belt (think Magic Leap One). The issue fell where I didn’t have a Linux driver for the Leap Motion sensor and there were not many stable alternatives for hand tracking at the time.

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How Mixed Reality Will Bring Us Industry 4.0

Tech Trends VR

An example of the sort of client that is employing Daqri technology is the Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (Dewa) which worked with Dubai-based company Takeleap , while the HoloLens has been widely used for years in a variety of sectors such as construction, architecture, mining, education, and infrastructure, to name but a few.

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