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I thought it would have taken me a lot before I would be able to try the MagicLeap One , but luckily this has not been the case. At a certain point, I asked him: “oh, you said me that you have tried MagicLeap… how is it?” The three component of the MagicLeap One. I was amazed.
AT&T and MagicLeap formed a partnership last year which looked a lot like the one between Cingular (now merged with AT&T) and Apple which led to the launch of iPhone. MagicLeap’s marketing for its first AR headset, the MagicLeap One ‘Creator Edition’, has been… curious, to say the least.
Relative to enterprise-focused AR headsets like MagicLeap 2 and HoloLens 2, it’s also less expensive due to the inclusion of cheaper and less complicated optics, called ‘birdbath’ optics, which project light from a microdisplay to the eye via what’s essentially a curved see-through mirror (among other things).
I’m sorry about that, but it’s still a miracle I’ve managed to write it… Top news of the week (Leaked image from Samsung video) Samsung is back to XR with Google and Qualcomm The big news of the week is that Samsung is back to XR. This is huge because we know that Samsung is able to always deliver good hardware.
Existing Spatial investors also include the likes of Samsung NEXT, Baidu Ventures, and LG Ventures to name a few. Check out the on-stage demo from MWC 2019 last year to get a better idea of what Spatial is all about: The post Social AR/VR Workspace ‘Spatial’ Secures $14M Series A Financing appeared first on Road to VR.
In many ways they’re your typical tech company – my demos are delivered in the familiar blueprint of a trendy open-plan office with exposed brick walls, which sits above a sushi restaurant – but it’s got a different vibe from a lot of similar start-ups.
Top news of the week (Image by Google) Samsung XR headset may have been delayed The new rumor in town is that Samsung has delayed its upcoming headset that it is building in partnership with Google and Qualcomm. It’s been another interesting week in immersive realities, so let’s see what happened in our field in the past few days!
More info Meta may partner soon with MagicLeap The Financial Times this week reported a very unexpected piece of news: Meta may be working on a partnership with MagicLeap for the production of AR glasses. MagicLeap has factories in the US and Mexico able to produce AR glasses.
For the sake of a demo of the company’s underlying tech though, it was more than enough to show what the system was capable of. At NDI’s booth the company was demoing Beat Saber and The Lab, two games I’m all too familiar with. Great Occlusion-free 6DOF, Less Great Precision.
It’s been an interesting demo. And a demo is already live. MagicLeap 2 has inside-out tracked controllers. During a presentation, MagicLeap has unveiled some more features about its headset and controllers. More info (MagicLeap presentation) More info (Close up of the controllers).
This trend will continue in 2021 : the new LiDAR sensor, which is rumored to be installed in all future iPhones, will for sure be copied also by Android phones (Samsung?) MagicLeap will meet its fate. Duck Face, MagicLeap One, and me. What about MagicLeap ?
More info Google and Samsung are working on smartglasses According to The Information, Google and Samsung are not only working together on a mixed reality headset but also on a pair of smartglasses (a la Ray-Ban Meta) powered by Gemini AI. I cross my fingers, but I don’t have high hopes. A Creator Platform for next-gen to ‘Socialize.’
OMG, it’s almost 3 years that I write these roundups… the first week peek was exclusive for my blog subscribers and it featured as best news the release of Google Blocks and in the other news something about Samsung Gear VR… how much time has passed since then! MagicLeap raises other $350M. Iron Man VR demo has been released!
What’s interesting is that when demoing this assistant to attendees, Google’s team didn’t just use Pixel phones to interact with the AI. The tech giant even announced it was working with Samsung on the development of its XR headset. More recently, Google also shared that it was partnering with MagicLeap on a new solution.
It has also partnered with various Chinese phone carriers , so that the device will be used to perform 5G demos. Regarding content, nReal has showcased some nice demos like an AR application that shows you how we will buy clothes in the future and a clone of Fruit Ninja in AR. Samsung AR glasses. but we know zero about it.
“Apple has invented the glasses of the future” is probably what journals and magazines will say the day of launch, and all the various HoloLens , MagicLeap , etc… will be forgotten by mainstream media. A little shot of the demo version of HitMotion. Do you remember the Dead and Buried demo from last year?
In my opinion , the true error is with the Vive 1 , that will get a price that is higher than the one of all the competitors… and that will cost as much as a Samsung Odyssey, notwithstanding its far lower features. I had a chance to demo the Oculus Santa Cruz today at #gdc18 ! MagicLeap releases its SDK.
The Future of MagicLeap After Ross Rosenberg was appointed MagicLeap’s CEO in October 2023, the company has since focused on its enterprise roadmap for 2024; targeting its XR devices towards enterprise and industrial clients. MagicLeap started to understand that these walled gardens are not their future.
Well, that demo has turned into a paid application called Clipdrop. And it has now a free demo, so you can try it now! Stanford and Samsung create a super-high-resolution display. Some years ago, she performed in The Life, a Mixed Reality art piece inside the MagicLeap One.
Apple's passthrough magic might help explain why the industry is making such big shifts before this $3,500 spatial computer even ships. Saudi Arabia-owned MagicLeap took $500+ million more from the "sovereign" investment arm of the state to continue developing its technologies for transparent optical AR.
MagicLeap finally dropped to mixed reviews and BrainXchange published its Definitive Guide to Adopting Wearables, AR and VR in Enterprise. After years of secrecy and hype, MagicLeap finally released its first developer kit in August for $2,295. The company’s direction is unclear. Image source: ZDNet.
More info (The most important announcements from WWDC) More info (M2 chipset announcement) More info (Metal 3 release) More info (HRTF function scanning) More info (ARKit body tracking demo) More info (RoomPlan announcement) More info (RoomPlan demo) More info (ARKit 6 functionalities) More info (Apple headset now rumored for 2023).
At CES, the company has just provided some very simple demos. MagicLeap and nReal are trying to find an agreement. The trade secrets lawsuit between MagicLeap and nReal is entering a new phase, where the two companies will start a mediation to try to find a settlement. News worth a mention. Image by nReal).
Apple's announcement today is a very good validation of the overall XR/spatial computing sector," MagicLeap founder Rony Abovitz wrote to me. Companies like NVIDIA, Samsung, Google, Lenovo, HP, and Acer sought portions of underdeveloped systems, and VR's winter was harsh to many. Is this the device Quest Pro should have been?
Speaking with Alvin and an Unreal developer (that has used the Pro since various days) after my quick tests, they told me that probably I haven’t been excited by it because I just used it some minutes and because I haven’t tried demos that highlight all the pro-features that I’ve discussed above.
Yes, Google might still be resurgent with Android, powered by Owlchemy's insights and Samsung's hardware , and other companies might surprise with a novel strategy too. Analog Concerns Oculus Rift prototype demo with Xbox controller, 2012. The second demo was Apple Park in California in 2023 with the reveal of the Vision Pro headset.
Supported phones: Samsung: S8, S8 plus, Note 8, S9, S9 plus, Huawei: Mate 10, Mate 10 Pro, P20, P20 pro. But for developers that have not the money to buy a HoloLens or a MagicLeap (when it will come out, maybe in 3018), Dreamglass can be an interesting opportunity. IR camera for hand gesture recognition. 3.5mm jack.
pic.twitter.com/fJxPbnHv2Z — Kent Bye (Voices of VR) (@kentbye) May 31, 2023 Following the demo, the real-life Inbar explained that he aimed to tackle the narrative in the mainstream media that the Metaverse was “dead.” Many have hosted panel discussions, demos, and presentations for the three-day event.
Despite the marked absence of Samsung, all the usual players were there. To me it seems like the popularity of Tilt Brush might have influenced the creation of Life of Us, and the team let the desire to produce a technical demo with confetti painting features drive the storyline—rather than the other way around. And it’s not a movie.
The HTC Vive is arguably the best out there, but having to buy a souped-up laptop just to run it, paying full price for brief games that feel more like demos, and trailing a huge cable off your head and fumbling to mount trackers on your ceiling…it’s not ideal. But it’s still incredible enough to give a taste of where it’s headed.
Co-founder Anand Agarawala sold his previous startup, BumpTop — a 3D physics multi-touch desktop — to Google, and also demoed this in a TED Talk. Co-founder Jinha Lee developed pioneering AR interfaces at MIT, Microsoft, and Samsung and then also showed them at a TED talk. Jacob, welcome to the show.
Co-founder Anand Agarawala sold his previous startup, BumpTop — a 3D physics multi-touch desktop — to Google, and also demoed this in a TED Talk. Co-founder Jinha Lee developed pioneering AR interfaces at MIT, Microsoft, and Samsung and then also showed them at a TED talk. Jacob, welcome to the show.
You’ve done everything from IBM Watson, to Google, to HTC, Samsung. And I started giving talks about stuff and doing the demos at the booth. Alan: I don’t know if you’ve tried to MagicLeap. What an amazing piece of technology. Michael: Glad you liked it. Alan: So you’ve had a storied career here.
You’ve done everything from IBM Watson, to Google, to HTC, Samsung. And I started giving talks about stuff and doing the demos at the booth. Alan: I don’t know if you’ve tried to MagicLeap. What an amazing piece of technology. Michael: Glad you liked it. Alan: So you’ve had a storied career here.
Samsung has started putting UWB chips into their devices but they don’t have the M1 chip sitting next to these things, so Samsung is way behind and, really, who will buy an entire house full of stuff from Samsung? I’ve heard this demoed and it’s amazing, even for old music. Walk around the band.
Co-founder Anand Agarawala sold his previous startup, BumpTop -- a 3D physics multi-touch desktop -- to Google, and also demoed this in a TED Talk. Co-founder Jinha Lee developed pioneering AR interfaces at MIT, Microsoft, and Samsung and then also showed them at a TED talk. To learn more about Spatial, you can visit spatial.is.
You've done everything from IBM Watson, to Google, to HTC, Samsung. And I started giving talks about stuff and doing the demos at the booth. Alan: I don't know if you've tried to MagicLeap. The advantage that something like a MagicLeap or even an Oculus Quest has is that it's tracking you with cameras.
At AWE I have been able to try the demo of Doublepoint WowMouse, an application for your smartwatch that transforms it into a 3D mouse for XR. WowMouse is currently compatible with MagicLeap 2 and with Quest 2/3 headsets and it is suggested to be executed on Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 / 5 / 6 or Google Pixel Watch 2 smartwatches.
— it was the Samsung GearyVR at the time. It’s where we look to book a lot of EDM and hip hop acts, and I think there is kind of a younger demo there. Have you tried MagicLeap? Sam: I have tried the MagicLeap, yeah. It’s the little magic window of your phone. He was awesome.
— it was the Samsung GearyVR at the time. It’s where we look to book a lot of EDM and hip hop acts, and I think there is kind of a younger demo there. Have you tried MagicLeap? Sam: I have tried the MagicLeap, yeah. It’s the little magic window of your phone. He was awesome.
I remember in, oh man, it must be 2015/16, Coachella livestreamed 360 content to VR headsets and I believe it was pushing to the -- it was! -- it was the Samsung GearyVR at the time. It's where we look to book a lot of EDM and hip hop acts, and I think there is kind of a younger demo there. Have you tried MagicLeap?
When you when you think of all of the technologies we have with Hololens and MagicLeap and we have all these amazing technologies for spatial computing. I think MagicLeap calls it the Magicverse. You don’t think about it until you start to do an AR demo on a phone and then somebody walks in front of your demo.
Alan: That, to me, is something that… at the very beginning when VR was kicking off, when Samsung did this huge presentation and they had hundreds — or probably a thousand headsets — all synchronized. So it makes it a very seamless experience. What am I supposed to do?” Alex: Yeah, oh God. The thumb and index finger?
When you when you think of all of the technologies we have with Hololens and MagicLeap and we have all these amazing technologies for spatial computing. I think MagicLeap calls it the Magicverse. You don’t think about it until you start to do an AR demo on a phone and then somebody walks in front of your demo.
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