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Near-Eye Display Shipments for XR Applications Expected to Surge in 2023

by Shawnee Blackwood

VR applications are expected to dominate near-eye display shipments, accounting for over 95% of the total.

Tags:Augmented Reality| MicroLED| Near-Eye Displays| VR| XR

Constraints of MicroLED Technology Deprecate Meta’s Ambitions for AR/VR

by Omid Rahmat

Who can afford to take risks on MicroLED displays? Not even the tech world’s biggest companies, apparently.

Tags:Artificial Intelligence (AI)| headsets| meta| MicroLED| VR

LG Wants OLEDoS for VR and LEDoS for AR Devices

by Emory Kale

LG expressed uncertainty about the timeline for the introduction of AR products with brightness exceeding 10,000 nits in the market. Such products would likely take at least five years to materialize.

Tags:Augmented Reality| LCDoS| LEDoS| LG| MR| OLEDos| VR| XR

Will Apple Lead the Mainstream Adoption of AR/VR Headsets?

by Emory Kale

Analysts believe Apple’s long-term commitment to the AR/VR segment will enable it to shape the industry’s evolution.

Tags:Apple| Augmented Reality| headsets| Market Data| VR

XR Market Witnesses a Downward Spiral, Meta’s Quest Reigns While Sony’s PSVR2 Makes Notable Debut

by Artem Alekseenko

Extended reality (XR) headset shipments, encompassing both augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) technologies, plummeted 33% year-on-year in Q1 2023.

Mojo Vision Achieves Milestone in MicroLED Technology with World’s Highest-Density Red MicroLED Display

by Omid Rahmat

Mojo Vision’s breakthrough sets a new standard, achieving true red vibrancy at a record-small pitch that surpasses past red wavelength records of 620 nanometers or more.

Core Vision’s New dToF Chip for AR/VR Glasses

by Emory Kale

This latest stacked dToF depth sensor is a high frame rate, and low cost chip with potential applications in photography, AR/VR, and more.

Tags:Augmented Reality| Core Vision| LiDAR| smart glasses| VR

What I Thought I Knew About Apple’s AR Product

by Jon Peddie

When a child asks a question, if you don’t answer it, or answer it satisfactorily, the child will make up their own answer, this is where all the conspiracy theories come from, children.

Scioteq’s Monster Certifiable Display Computer Opens the Glass Cockpit to Inspection

by Omid Rahmat

From Scioteq’s cockpit computer the author finds his way to the trend towards more digital displays in planes and how it is fueling some astonishing market growth.

AWE 2023 brings back crowds and XR market

XR Industry Takes Off at AWE 2023: Apple’s Impact, Revolutionary Technologies, and Gaming Innovations Shine

by Ted Pollak

Having attended my first AWE around 15 years ago, I stopped going after several of them because nothing seemed to change. It was always the same companies with slightly improved AR/VR/XR headsets, usually made …

Can Apple Even Manufacture Enough Vision Pros to Sell?

by Shawnee Blackwood

Predicting the future seems to be just as difficult as you thought it would be.

Tags:Apple| Augmented Reality| Trandforce| Vision Pro| VR

VR in Education: Mindshare Matters

by Len Scrogan

It seems that educational customer attention is instead focused on VR’s competition, tech that is simply sexier, for now: ChatGPT, all things AI, and Apple’s beckoning foray into augmented reality.

Tags:Augmented Reality| Education| VR