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AR future: holographic near-eye displays in regular-sized glasses

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Ruchika Saini

Microsoft’s new lightweight prototype display comes with trade-offs. Recently, a group of industry and academic researchers met at the SCIEN Workshop ...

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Trimble debuts SketchUp Viewer for Microsoft HoloLens

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Randall Newton

Microsoft bills HoloLens as a “mixed reality” portal suitable for a new approach to design review. Trimble has announced a ...

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Siggraph promises “The Summer of VR” in VR Village

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Randall Newton

Juried and Invited content includes work from filmmakers, game developers, research labs, design, and more. Siggraph 2016 intends this year’s ...

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What’s in a logo?

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Randall Newton

The PTC pivot into an Internet of Things business is part of a larger redefinition of manufacturing. Today at the ...

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What aerospace can teach the rest of industry about augmented reality

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Randall Newton

Pain points, complete 3D data files, and changing social negatives into assets are all part of the way forward. There ...

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2015 was …

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Jon Peddie

Amazing developments, shocking corporate changes, and a slowly recovering economy— what’s not to like? By Jon Peddie It’s that time ...

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PTC to Acquire Qualcomm’s Vuforia Augmented Reality technology

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Kathleen Maher

Qualcomm announces the sale of its AR subsidiary Vuforia to PTC. Most see this as a move to raise value and placate restive investors who are seeking the breakup of Qualcomm. The acquisition will help PTC build its IoT division.

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JPR names panel for annual Siggraph press luncheon

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GfxS staff

This year’s all-star panel will discuss how the real and the virtual are becoming one in computer graphics.    It ...

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Augmented Reality still casting about for the right model

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Jon Peddie

Research continues to merge reality and data into one blended image. By Jon Peddie In 1992, Boeing researcher Tom Caudell ...

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Vuzix races to meet Google in wearable computing market

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Kathleen Maher

Vuzix is rapidly building products to meet a need the company believes will materialize in a short time -- heads up displays for wearable computing. The company is racing to complete development on its Smart Glasses line that are similar to the Google Glass idea.