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While Snap’s latest AR glasses made some key improvements over the fourth-gen device released in 2021, including a wider field-of-view, better resolution, the addition of hand-tracking, and an overhaul to its software stack, the price seems to have been a sticking point for students and teachers looking to build and learn about AR apps.
Snap's AR Spectacles are coming to developers in Germany, France, Spain, Italy, Austria, and The Netherlands. The glasses feature handtracking, and the main menu of Snap OS is anchored to one of your hands to be interacted with using the other. In Europe, the price will be €110/month.
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More info Register to AWE Europe In one month from today, in Vienna, Austria, there will be AWE Europe. It features nice graphics, an interesting story, and a strong use of handtracking through which you can cast spells. Clicking on the link below you can buy the ticket with a -20% discount. Learn more Volumetrics secure $1.1M
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Austria, and The Netherlands. The only thing I can say is that I had no noticeable drift when moving or rotating my head, so the tracking seems quite good. The headset has no controllers and mostly works through handtracking. After the creators stop to pay, the glasses have to be returned to Snap. It was pretty cute.
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