Snap’s new AI Video Lenses offer AI-generated interactive lenses. This brings Snap into the realm of what we call generative AR, involving animations and interactions that are more dynamic and intelligent.
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AR Insider & Mike Boland
Snap Takes a Step Closer to Generative AR
Google Reportedly Set to Acquire Eye-tracking Startup to Bolster Android XR Hardware Efforts


Google is reportedly set to acquire Canada-based eye-tracking startup AdHawk Microsystems Inc., something that would strengthen the company’s ongoing foray into XR headsets and glasses. As reported by Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, Google is allegedly acquiring AdHawk for $115 million, according to people with knowledge of the matter. The deal is said to include $15 million in […]
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Valve Deckard: Neue VR-Brille mit Wireless-Dongle statt Kabel?
Valves neue VR-Brille könnte mit einem USB-Dongle auf den Markt kommen, der für ein reibungsloses Wireless-Streaming von PC-VR-Spielen sorgt.
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MIXED & Tomislav Bezmalinovic
Update to ‘PSVR 2 App’ for SteamVR Makes it Easier to Diagnose Controller Tracking Issues


Sony has released an update to the PlayStation VR2 App which allows the headset to be used with SteamVR content. The update makes it easier to diagnose controller tracking issues which have been proven problematic. The latest update to PlayStation VR2 App (v3.0) adds a “Bluetooth connection quality” check to help users understand how well their […]
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‘Pokémon Go’ Maker Niantic Sells Off Gaming Division, Doubling Down on Geospatial AI & AR Tech


Niantic, the company behind hit mobile game Pokémon Go (2016), announced the sale of its gaming division to Scopely for $3.85 billion, confirming a previous Bloomberg report. Furthermore, the company now says it’s focusing on advancing its AI-powered geospatial technology and AR tech. As a part of the deal, the Saudi Arabia-owned mobile game developer Scopely is taking […]
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