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A report from the Financial Times maintains Meta is currently in talks with AR headset creator MagicLeap to strike a multiyear deal, which could include intellectual property licensing and contract manufacturing of AR headsets in NorthAmerica.
After the release of MagicLeap One earlier this month – the most anticipated launch in the sector – the industry’s best minds have shifted to content. . I think this is a good thing, as the gigantic pockets of Apple, Google, MagicLeap, Huawei and such like will help fund the creative endeavours of a whole new content ecosystem.”.
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One of the more surprising announcements during the presentation, Spatial Anchors serve as a way to share three-dimensional images compatible with Apple’s ARKit as well as Google’s ARCore. To do that, it had to pass the basic impact tests from several protective eyewear standards used in NorthAmerica and Europe.
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And that’s just in NorthAmerica. I finally — finally, after a year and a half — I got to try out the MagicLeap in Laval, and it was a good experience. Personally, I have some concerns about the cost of the Hololens and the MagicLeap devices at this time. Alan: What do you try it?
And that’s just in NorthAmerica. I finally — finally, after a year and a half — I got to try out the MagicLeap in Laval, and it was a good experience. Personally, I have some concerns about the cost of the Hololens and the MagicLeap devices at this time. Alan: What do you try it?
In terms of who’s on the flip side of that marketplace, actually– we’re about to launch our first SDK and that’s– we think of it much more at a Unity level, than necessarily as an Apple or a Google level. Alan: So you’re really going kind of the route of AR, meaning kind of Apple and Google foundation.
In terms of who’s on the flip side of that marketplace, actually– we’re about to launch our first SDK and that’s– we think of it much more at a Unity level, than necessarily as an Apple or a Google level. Alan: So you’re really going kind of the route of AR, meaning kind of Apple and Google foundation.
In terms of who's on the flip side of that marketplace, actually-- we're about to launch our first SDK and that's-- we think of it much more at a Unity level, than necessarily as an Apple or a Google level. Alan: So you're really going kind of the route of AR, meaning kind of Apple and Google foundation. Dominic: Oh, yeah.
Anne-Marie: MagicLeap’s doing a workshop. So not just the standard what we’re doing here or on the west coast of NorthAmerica. A lot of local companies, a lot of really interesting startups. And then we’ve got workshops too. Alan: Oh, tell me about the workshop! That’s important.
Anne-Marie: MagicLeap’s doing a workshop. So not just the standard what we’re doing here or on the west coast of NorthAmerica. A lot of local companies, a lot of really interesting startups. And then we’ve got workshops too. Alan: Oh, tell me about the workshop! That’s important.
And that's just in NorthAmerica. I finally -- finally, after a year and a half -- I got to try out the MagicLeap in Laval, and it was a good experience. Personally, I have some concerns about the cost of the Hololens and the MagicLeap devices at this time. It's an interesting first gen product.
Anne-Marie: MagicLeap’s doing a workshop. So not just the standard what we’re doing here or on the west coast of NorthAmerica. A lot of local companies, a lot of really interesting startups. And then we’ve got workshops too. Alan: Oh, tell me about the workshop! That’s important.
Alan: Wow, that's way far ahead of NorthAmerica. And I think this is a use case for the technology that we in NorthAmerica -- and maybe other parts of the world -- have just neglected. Joonmo: Yeah, about one or two years ago we tried to use AR glasses, such as MagicLeap or Nreal. Alan: That's fantastic.
Alan: Wow, that's way far ahead of NorthAmerica. And I think this is a use case for the technology that we in NorthAmerica -- and maybe other parts of the world -- have just neglected. Joonmo: Yeah, about one or two years ago we tried to use AR glasses, such as MagicLeap or Nreal. Alan: That's fantastic.
Alan: Wow, that's way far ahead of NorthAmerica. And I think this is a use case for the technology that we in NorthAmerica -- and maybe other parts of the world -- have just neglected. Joonmo: Yeah, about one or two years ago we tried to use AR glasses, such as MagicLeap or Nreal. Alan: That's fantastic.
The North-America-only limitation is quite a bummer for us Europeans, but honestly, as a developer, I understand the will of making an incremental deployment to be sure that everything works before expanding the product to many countries. More info (Realwear Navigator 500) More info (WebEx on Google Glass 2).
And they’re getting to the point where they’re retiring right here in NorthAmerica, a lot of the baby boomers are leaving the workforce. And it’s funny, because you look at something like MagicLeap, they raised $3.5-billion, We know a little bit about how Google thinks about this. Alan: Yeah.
And they’re getting to the point where they’re retiring right here in NorthAmerica, a lot of the baby boomers are leaving the workforce. And it’s funny, because you look at something like MagicLeap, they raised $3.5-billion, We know a little bit about how Google thinks about this. Alan: Yeah.
And NorthAmerica alone have thousands and thousands of stores that effectively are an amazing distribution channel already. And it delivers an experience much like the original videos that Google came out with for Google Glass. But there’s a lot of brick and mortars, if you think about it. And maybe sooner.
And NorthAmerica alone have thousands and thousands of stores that effectively are an amazing distribution channel already. And it delivers an experience much like the original videos that Google came out with for Google Glass. But there’s a lot of brick and mortars, if you think about it. And maybe sooner.
And they're getting to the point where they're retiring right here in NorthAmerica, a lot of the baby boomers are leaving the workforce. And it's funny, because you look at something like MagicLeap, they raised $3.5-billion, We know a little bit about how Google thinks about this. And that's a great example.
And NorthAmerica alone have thousands and thousands of stores that effectively are an amazing distribution channel already. And it delivers an experience much like the original videos that Google came out with for Google Glass. But there's a lot of brick and mortars, if you think about it. Paul: [chuckles] Yeah.
Circuit Stream’s story began in 2015 with Lou traveling around NorthAmerica, connecting with developers, designers, and creators, pushing the boundaries of immersive experiences. So you mentioned travelling across NorthAmerica. Are they building stuff for MagicLeap?
Circuit Stream’s story began in 2015 with Lou traveling around NorthAmerica, connecting with developers, designers, and creators, pushing the boundaries of immersive experiences. So you mentioned travelling across NorthAmerica. Are they building stuff for MagicLeap?
Circuit Stream's story began in 2015 with Lou traveling around NorthAmerica, connecting with developers, designers, and creators, pushing the boundaries of immersive experiences. So you mentioned travelling across NorthAmerica. Are they building stuff for MagicLeap? Are they building stuff for Hololens?
Circuit Stream's story began in 2015 with Lou traveling around NorthAmerica, connecting with developers, designers, and creators, pushing the boundaries of immersive experiences. So you mentioned travelling across NorthAmerica. Are they building stuff for MagicLeap? Are they building stuff for Hololens?
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