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Google and MagicLeap today announced a “strategic technology partnership.” While consume VR headsets have been around for years now, none of the world’s major technology companies have launched consumer-focused AR glasses. Meta and Samsung’s similar Gear VR project faced a similar fate.
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. It was a nice ride, and now Gianni, that is an amazing developer, is working in a big company and I’ve started a new adventure in trying to establish a consultancy agency called New Technology Walkers.
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.
Meta is making big moves to scale its smart glasses and AI investments, as the two technologies are becoming closer as parallel use cases emerge. Meta AI has built-in Meta Llama technology and has been updated to enable your smart glasses to share your worldview and bring you text translations, fashion tips, and more.
Could the multinational technology conglomerate be expanding into the AR market? According to a recently published patent application filed by Samsung, the company may be developing a foldable AR headset featuring a built-in display that automatically activates when the device is unfolded. Image Credit: US Patent and Trademark Office.
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Yesterday, during Samsung’s Upacked event, the technology giant gave a short but sweet insight into the future of its elusive but attention-grabbing Moohan headset. Samsung revealed the information on the device alongside its broader ecosystem updates, putting into perspective the value of a firm like Samsung in the XR space.
MagicLeap has entered a "multi-faceted, strategic technology partnership" with Google. The companies say the partnership will combine MagicLeap's "leadership in optics and manufacturing" with Google's "technology platforms". Why MagicLeap?
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.
Google and MagicLeap have partnered to “advance the potential of XR technologies”, the latter has said in a blog post. The announcement was light on detail, but MagicLeap said the tie-up would combine its AR credentials with Google’s technology platforms. Google is already an investor in MagicLeap.
In spite of the fact we’re joking around and playing Angry Birds on MagicLeap, the whole thing feels very grown up, in the sense that these guys are in this for the long haul, and so, they reckon, is the business of making Mixed Reality.
Several major firms are taking to the event to showcase the latest in their AR/VR/MR endeavours, with a headline-stealing showcase coming via Samsung’s Moohan exhibition. At MWC 2025, Samsung showcased many products, from its mobile AI suite to new smartphones. The hardware design reflects Samsungs ecosystem-first approach.
If virtual reality is still in the early stages, augmented reality is even before that , and the technology is growing very slowly. This shows how the technology is just slowly improving. My duck-face while wearing MagicLeap One glasses. The only exception to this slow growth is the mobile AR filters.
This week, a curious hire opportunity appeared over at Samsung, just in time for its concurrent augmented reality/mixed reality headset push. Specifically, the role is filling an XR Director gap at Samsung Research America as part of the division’s MPS (Mobile Platform Services), SRA, and Immersive Experiences (IMEX) Team.
Now it’s time to make some forecasts about its companion technology, that is augmented reality! This won’t be the year of AR : exactly as I said for virtual reality, let’s not hype the technology and think that this is the year when mainstream adoption of wearable AR glasses is going to happen. Sounded good.
Using cutting-edge AR technology, Spatial promises a one-of-a-kind remote workspace experience via realistic holographic teleportations. Donning an augmented reality headset, such as the Microsoft Hololens or the MagicLeap One, users can dive into a limitless workspace composed of content from your digital devices, anytime, anywhere.
With Android XR, Google wants to power a broad range of proprietary and third-party experiences, spanning all the way from the upcoming Samsung XR headset , to smart glasses, and extended reality applications infused with artificial intelligence. Instead, the company is laying the foundations for a huge XR portfolio.
Tencent Technology News added, In mid-October, there were rumors that PICO [had been] abandoned by ByteDance’s strategy. Samsung to Debut MR Headset in 2024? Samsung to Debut MR Headset in 2024? This week saw more rumblings about a Samsung MR headset.
I got immediately hyped about this: we are all dreaming about AR glasses like MagicLeap or HoloLens 2 , but what if the future was made of AR contact lenses? Me doing a duck face with a pair of MagicLeap on. So let’s just not dream too fast about this technology. What are the future evolutions?
As AI summits steal headlines, the XR industry continues to mature, as major investment goals show how major players are pushing forward with XR technology. Interestingly, with the loss of the IVAS contract, Microsofts HoloLens division has been replaced by Palmer Luckeys start-up, Anduril, a company focused on defense technology.
Between leaks, announcements, and official info, we have had this week a glimpse of the future of Meta, which won’t be only about XR but will include also many other trending technologies like AI and 5G. I think it makes sense considering the different requirements of the two technologies. More info (Meta’s Builder Bot?—?Upload
Most notable is Samsung’s entry into the headset space with an XR device, which leverages the AndriodXR OS. Moreover, the Samsung headset comes as other leading XR technology firms, including Qualcomm, Sony, XREAL, and MagicLeap, are championing the AndriodXR OS. Its upcoming moves may reflect this pressure.
And, we are continuing to collaborate with MagicLeap on XR technology and future products with AR and AI. Google has partnered with several hardware manufacturers for Android XR, including Samsung and Qualcomm. The initiative builds on ARCore, Googles existing augmented reality framework.
That last bit is only available as a bare PCB so companies can mount it however is most convenient, although NDI was showing off their own implementation housed in a white plastic box strapped to the top of a Samsung Odyssey headset running through SteamVR, controllers and all.
Samsung will manufacture the chips for Facebook AR glasses. According to the Korean outlet “The Electronic Times”, Samsung will manufacture the tracking chips that will be used by Facebook AR glasses. A new patent highlights the possible design of future Samsung AR glasses. More info. Steam launches Remote Play Together.
This week, following last month’s AndriodXR announcement and this week’s Samsung Moohan teasers, Google made a massive parrel move. HTC has a storied history in the market, and with the meeting of minds between itself and Google, two giants of the technology industry, a new form of completion may arise.
Notably, Google is developing the XR OS in collaboration with Samsung, which also revealed plans to release an XR headset in 2025. Other influential figures in the XR industry support Android XR, including Qualcomm, Sony, XREAL, MagicLeap, and Lynx, an emerging player in the XR market.
This week, following last month’s AndriodXR announcement and this week’s Samsung Moohan teasers, Google made a massive parrel move. HTC has a storied history in the market, and with the meeting of minds between itself and Google, two giants of the technology industry, a new form of completion may arise.
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I’ve been a big fan of the cute little Samsung Gear 360 camera since its first unveiling in the spring of 2016, and always recommend it to people inquiring about the best consumer-friendly 360 cameras out there. After quietly settling a gender discrimination lawsuit recently, it turns out that MagicLeap is back on the fundraising trail.
The spatial line-up of brand partners represents a range of enterprise end-users, such as Adidas, Vogue, Ready Player Me, OpenSea, Polygon Studios, and Samsung. Steinerman noted that Spaital started as a platform solely available on XR headsets such as Microsoft’s HoloLens and the MagicLeap.
Kevin also added that in terms of raising XR awareness for the general public, “I think it’s brilliant now,” he also remarked that while at CES, the enterprise space was bubbling with interest “not just with Vision Pro, but all sorts of other technologies and digital twins obviously being the pillar.”
” Trace is made up of a team with backgrounds from MagicLeap, Disney, Samsung, DARPA, and Harvard. The company’s co-founders Greg Tran, Sean Couture, and Martin Smith have applied this founding principle with their AR creation tool technology to provide a platform that is accessible to all skill levels.
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Just this week, MagicLeap announced the company’s first sports partnership with the NBA and Turner, to bring in what they are calling, “the next generation of sports viewing and interactivity.”. Looking down the road, Intel is hoping to increase the popularity of its TruView technology.
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In recent years, companies from virtually every industry have begun to discover just how beneficial immersive technology can be when it comes to improving collaboration and productivity. HP Building on a long history in the computing and technology landscape, HP has begun producing headsets for both VR and MR environments.
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John Riccitiello is the CEO of Unity Technologies , one of the world’s leading game engines. It’s really hard to come up with a product in any form of technology—other than like a brand new car—that sells in any significant volumes at price points like that. billion in 2016 alone. These guys have invested billions.
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