AI has escaped from the confines of the web browser and mobile app and is beginning to populate objects and appliances in the physical world, from air purifiers to lawnmowers. Charlie Fink names names.
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AI Bits Colonize Real-World Atoms
Entering the Appverse: A Conversation with Leia
Leia Inc., the company best known for its lightfield displays and LeiaPix platform, has launched a new consumer app called Immersity. Using AI, it transforms flat photos into dynamic, shareable video clips. Charlie Fink talks to the company.
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Is VR the Pain Management Tool We’ve Been Waiting For?
VR is edging from entertainment novelty to clinical mainstay. For VR developers, new data hints at a wave of therapeutic apps that feel more like interactive biomechanics than meditation tapes. We examine the evidence.
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A Pivotal Moment: Takeaways from Cesium’s Developer Conference
It’s a pivotal moment for the 3D geospatial ecosystem. This is one of many takeaways from Cesium founder and Bentley Systems Chief Platform Officer Patrick Cozzi after attending the first Cesium Developer Conference last month in Philadelphia.
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5 Reasons Smart Glasses Are the Next Health Frontier
With the rapid emergence of smart glasses from Meta and others, questions loom over killer apps and use cases. Could health and wellness rise to the top of that list? Steen Strand tackles the question.
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XR’s Quiet Giant: A Conversation with Viture
Three years ago, VITURE debuted at CES. Since then, it’s become the quiet giant of video display glasses, with 52% of the US market in Q4 2024. What’s driving its rapid growth and what’s next?
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Case Study: SuperDNA 3D Lab & Tubular Network Redefine Air Travel
Airport baggage systems have seen little change in over five decades. But as they face growing passenger volumes and aging infrastructure, smarter systems are critical. SuperDNA and Tubular Network tackle this problem in our latest case study.
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Mentra Rethinks Smart Glasses Operating Systems
San Francisco-based startup Mentra has raised $8 million to launch MentraOS 2.0, an open-source operating system designed specifically for smart glasses. Could it challenge tech giants building vertically-integrated smart glasses systems?
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Transforming Combat: Spatial Computing on the Battlefield
3D technology first appeared in the military in the 1980s, when virtual battlefield simulators were used for training soldiers in core tactics and navigation. Fast forward to today and spatial computing is poised to transform the battlefield.
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When Will Wearable AR Tip, and What’s Holding It Back? Part 2
Ubiquitous wearable AR always seems to be a dream that’s just around the corner. Though it’s easy to imagine, it’s technically challenged and practically hamstrung. Where are we now in the lifecycle and what’s the near term trajectory?
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