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US Navy Using Magic Leap Headsets To Keep Soldiers Combat-Ready At Sea

VRScout

The Magic Leap One AR headset enters the US Military training program. A new AR training tool developed by Magic Leap Horizons will use Magic Leap One AR headset to deliver various AR military training scenarios to the US Navy. Image Credit: US Navy Research.

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To the Dismay of Its Audience, Magic Leap Livestream Dodges Key Questions

Road to VR

Years of Magic Leap’s hype-building seems for many to be turning from excitement to disappointment, as the company continues to evangelize its AR headset with little attempt to demonstrate what it’s actually like to use it. Since the beginning, Magic Leap has been a masterful tease.

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What’s the future of SteamVR tracking?

The Ghost Howls

But with the attention of the market going towards standalone and always more PCVR headsets experimenting with inside-out tracking, what is the future of this technology? The controller of Magic Leap 2 features onboard cameras that perform inside-out tracking, too.

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Jake Rubin talks HaptX gloves and the future of haptics

The Ghost Howls

One of the most interesting announcements of last week has been the release of the HaptX Gloves DK2 , one of the most interesting haptic gloves for VR. I am very intrigued by these gloves that can provide quasi-realistic haptic sensations to the hands of the user s and that have been praised by all XR journalists.

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Magic Leap on sale starting from $2295, ships only in the US

The Ghost Howls

After a lot of words, flying whales, rock throwing guys and a lot of debates, Magic Leap has been released. No one expected something cheap, since augmented reality is an innovative technology, but we hoped for a price of around $1500, since Abovitz suggested that it may cost as a high end PC. Finally, the day has come.

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Is Wearability the Next Mobility?

AR Insider

After a few years of excitement over the impending era of world-immersive AR, there’s a growing consensus that the technology is still years from bringing that dream to a pair of glasses that most people will wear. This comes down to a classic design tradeoff. Signals in today’s market support this play.

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The XR Week Peek (2022.02.28): PSVR 2 revealed, Meta working on AI and 5G, and more!

The Ghost Howls

Feature-wise, it is more or less as we expected it to be, with four cameras for inside-out tracking, haptic feedback, IPD adjustment , eye-tracking, HDR display. I think it makes sense considering the different requirements of the two technologies. Magic Leap 2 has inside-out tracked controllers. News worth a mention.