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Usens extends its virtual reality hardware line

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Kathleen Maher

  Super Reality blurs the distinction between augmented and virtual. The two-year-old company Usens walked away with being named a ...

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Real 2015 explores the intersection of reality and computers

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Kathleen Maher

Autodesk threw a fair and invited a few other software vendors to celebrate the emergence of capture–compute–create workflows.  By Kathleen Maher ...

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2014 wasn’t that bad, was it?

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Kathleen Maher

Product introductions from 2013–2014 will make for an eventful 2015 By Kathleen Maher This year saw a return of optimism ...

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Immersive technology innovators to gather in Toronto

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Randall Newton

A new conference aims to be the meeting ground for the nascent immersive technology industry. A new conference in late ...

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LinceoVR moves product simulation into augmented reality

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Randall Newton

Real-time rendering and Microsoft Kinect hooks offer new ways to examine products in Altair HyperWorks. Microsoft’s decision to provide easy ...

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Khronos OpenVX will accelerate computer vision applications

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Jon Peddie

The cross-platform specification runs on CPUs, GPUs, DSPs, or dedicated hardware. Khronos leads the way again. By Jon Peddie Khronos ...

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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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Augment, a market platform aided by AR

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Kathleen Maher

French start-up Augment has a free augmented reality app for Android and iOS that places 3D objects in the device’s ...

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8Tree delivers single-purpose FastCheck 3D scanner

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Jon Peddie

3D scanning is combined with augmented reality to provide instant analysis of fuselage rivets. Started just a year ago by ...

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Google puts the spotlight on augmented reality

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Jon Peddie

The search giant proposes the specs for AR glasses. How fast can they come to market?  By Jon Peddie Have ...