Subjects had the chance to go face-to-face with their future selves. Researchers at the Indiana University School of Medicine conducted a study recently showing how VR technology could be used to help those suffering from substance abuse. First reported by 13WTHR, the study involved 21 adults in early substance use disorder (SUD) recovery using VR […]
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Welcome back to Spatial Beats, AR Insider’s weekly series that features observations and insights of author and futurist Charlie Fink. This week, we look at all the news from the spatial spectrum and Meta’s barrage of schadenfreude.
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Enter the Cheetoverse. Cheetos has partnered with Meta to launch Chesterville, a digital suburban neighborhood, inside the Horizon Worlds metaverse. Here you can participate in a variety of Halloween-themed activities alongside friends and strangers in VR to build up your “mischief meter” and gain access to the spooky mansion located at the top of the […]
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Für gewöhnlich streamt Sporttotal kleine Ligen auf den Bildschirm. Ein Experiment mit der AR-Brille Tilt Five bringt eine zusätzliche Vogelperspektive auf den Couchtisch.
Der Beitrag AR-Brille ermöglicht taktische 3D-Übersicht in Fußball-Streams e… MIXED & Jan Wöbbeking
AR resonates with consumers as a way to elevate shopping. But are brands meeting that demand with corresponding supply? And is this an opportunity to close that supply/demand gap and gain an early-mover advantage?
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Have been hoping to get into Augmented Reality for a good while now, but only now do I have the financial capability to do so.
My ideal device would be something with as wide of a coverage as possible, and without any cameras or other such bells and whistles (IMU is good). I also wouldn’t want to consider anything under 1080p per eye. My application is drawing three-dimensional shapes in the area around the user.
My initial pick was Moverio BT-40, but since it isn’t readily available where I live and I would have to order either way, I decided to dig around a bit more. Turns out, Moverio actually has a relatively narrow FOV at just 34 degrees, whereas there are certain other headsets offering a wider field of view.
Rokid Air seems to be just a better Moverio with its 43 degree viewing angle and focal adjustments, but it’s an unknown Chinese company and I don’t see much documentation on developing for it.
Dream Glass caught my interest with its whopping 90 degree diagonal, but its 1080p version is more than twice the price, and the form factor really isn’t something I would want to wear all day.
Does anyone have any experience with any of the products above? Or something else entirely to recommend?
I would prefer the budget of around $500-$700, but if the tech is truly worth it I am willing to go higher.
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Mit Substance 3D Modeler lassen sich 3D-Modelle kneten und formen, an einem PC oder in VR. Adobe hat jetzt Version 1.0 veröffentlicht.
Der Beitrag Adobe Substance 3D Modeler: PC-Version verlässt Beta, Quest-Version angekündigt erschien zuerst auf … MIXED & Tomislav Bezmalinovic