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Big XR News from Google, Vuzix, StretchSense, Bodyswaps

XR Today - Virtual Reality

Google previewed its smart glasses, “Act Two”, at TED2025. introduces AI-driven simulation capabilities that provide learners with an immersive avatar to guide them through role-playing scenarios in standardized and repeatable practice environments. Vuzix and Xander are shipping real-time captioning AR glasses. Bodyswaps 3.0

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TapID Uses Bone Conduction To Deliver A Better Typing Experience In VR

VRScout

Could this wearable device solve the headache that is typing in VR? Developers have explored potential solutions in the past, such as Google Daydream’s ultra-fun Drum Keys or Logitech’s VR compatible keyboards. This can be especially useful when performing Google searches or entering the URL of a website into a browser.

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HTC Applies for ‘Vive Eclipse’ Trademark in New Zealand

Road to VR

It was first theorized that the name Vive Focus was intended for the upcoming standalone Vive headset confirmed at Google I/O 2017 developer conference. It came to light via the Dutch publication Lets Go Digital that HTC has also applied for a trademark for the name ‘Vive Eclipse’ in New Zealand.

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Charting a Path to Viable Consumer AR Glasses, Part III

AR Insider

Part 1 : The two biggest barriers holding wearable displays back are visual quality and device comfort, which hinge on the display and optics technology. The scanning motion and rapid intensity adjustment can simulate pixels. On the surface, microLEDs seem like a perfect solution for wearable displays. Mass-Market Imperative.

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Spatial Beats: Facebook, VR Training & SXSW

AR Insider

Although training simulations are being used, Matterport is also being used to capture models of planes so workers can train with 360-degree wrapped-around imagery. Neurosity launches the Crown , a wearable device that puts users in control of their focus. STYLY launches support for 3D models made with Google Tilt Brush.

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The return of Google Glass? Google gives us a peek at its new AR glasses.

Mashable VR

Remember Google Glass? The controversial wearable tech product ultimately failed , but it looks like Google is ready to give a version of it another try. At Google I/O 2022 on May 11, Google gave viewers a peak at its new AR glasses. This was the only glimpse Google provided of its AR glasses.

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Metaverse Photography: Can we Consider it as Photography?

ARVR

People interact with one another through virtual avatars in the 3D simulated space. In Metaverse, photographers are able to use the camera attached to the wearable machines and adjust angles, colour, lines, shape, forms, and other photographic elements. There is no need for an actual camera during the process.

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