Nreal Light AR glasses add Clay AIR hand tracking, hint at 5G gaming

Nreal’s consumer AR glasses continue to grow software capabilities ahead of their Q2 2020 release, including full hand tracking and new apps. AR/VR – VentureBeat & Jeremy Horwitz

Beitragsdatum 6. März 2020
Von Jeremy Horwitz
in AR, AR games, AR glasses, AR hockey, AR/VR, Business, category-/Computers & Electronics/Consumer Electronics, category-/Internet & Telecom/Mobile & Wireless/Mobile Phones, clay air, Deutsche Telekom, Dev, Games, hand tracking, light, Mobile, Nreal

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