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Perhaps the biggest company in the mixed reality landscape right now, Microsoft is paving the way to a future of incredible hybrid learning. According to Microsoft, implementing mixed reality into the training landscape leads to a reduction in training times of approximately 30%. MagicLeap.
The Educational Games Expo kicked-off this week in Washington, DC. Co-hosted by the VR/AR Association of Washington, DC, XR for Classroom Learning kicked off with remarks from Frank Brogan of the US Department of Education , Sophia Moshasha of the VR/AR Association of DC, and Gino Fazio of the CDC.
Microsoft HoloLens and GE. Working with Microsoft , GE decided to upgrade its training experience to introduce a Mixed Reality educational environment via Microsoft HoloLens 2. MagicLeap and the University of Washington.
I was expecting a PSVR 2 launch in 2021, but then suddenly Jim Ryan in an interview with The Washington Post has commented on VR with these exact words: PlayStation believes in VR. Then why MagicLeap hasn’t delivered a solid product with 2B?) PSVR 2 is probably coming in 2022 and with a slow transition.
This team will be based in Redmond, Washington and will work to, “prototype complete systems that will bring together work in machine perception, optics, displays, human perception, haptics, audio, input, graphics, UI/UX, mobile computing, silicon, sensing, batteries, and whatever else is needed to create a truly compelling AR experience.”
This team will be based in Redmond, Washington and will work to, “prototype complete systems that will bring together work in machine perception, optics, displays, human perception, haptics, audio, input, graphics, UI/UX, mobile computing, silicon, sensing, batteries, and whatever else is needed to create a truly compelling AR experience.”
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One of the things that was demoed there, there was a presentation from Microsoft about the new Hololens 2. I finally — finally, after a year and a half — I got to try out the MagicLeap in Laval, and it was a good experience. A lot of companies focusing on it. A lot of companies picking up on it. Alan: Yeah.
One of the things that was demoed there, there was a presentation from Microsoft about the new Hololens 2. I finally — finally, after a year and a half — I got to try out the MagicLeap in Laval, and it was a good experience. A lot of companies focusing on it. A lot of companies picking up on it. Alan: Yeah.
One of the things that was demoed there, there was a presentation from Microsoft about the new Hololens 2. I finally -- finally, after a year and a half -- I got to try out the MagicLeap in Laval, and it was a good experience. A lot of companies focusing on it. A lot of companies picking up on it. Alan: What do you try it?
We do a lot of work with Microsoft in helping serve their customers across a variety of use cases. You've seen MagicLeap pivot to enterprises. Jamie: They can find us in Seattle, Washington. Jamie: Right. And we were in Atlanta talking to a group of Sprint-- the different leaders within Sprint. Alan: So exciting.
We do a lot of work with Microsoft in helping serve their customers across a variety of use cases. You've seen MagicLeap pivot to enterprises. Jamie: They can find us in Seattle, Washington. Jamie: Right. And we were in Atlanta talking to a group of Sprint-- the different leaders within Sprint. Alan: So exciting.
We do a lot of work with Microsoft in helping serve their customers across a variety of use cases. You've seen MagicLeap pivot to enterprises. Jamie: They can find us in Seattle, Washington. Jamie: Right. And we were in Atlanta talking to a group of Sprint-- the different leaders within Sprint. Alan: So exciting.
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