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Study Finds Sensory Adjustments Influence Cybersickness in VR Experiences

by Omid Rahmat

The research suggests that the severity of cybersickness is affected by how individuals adjust their senses to the conflict between reality and virtual reality.

Tags:headsets| Motion Sickness| VR

MicroLED Microdisplays: The Future of Augmented Reality or Just Hype?

by Karl Guttag

Major AR companies, such as Apple, Meta, Google, Snap, and Vuzix have invested in, or secured, exclusive deals with at least one MicroLED startup.

Recent Developments in Nanowire LED Technology May Enable Improvements in AR/VR

by Arthur Berman

Nanowire LEDs show great potential for achieving simultaneous high pixel density and high external quantum efficiency. These characteristics are an important part of what is needed in a display used in AR/VR applications. This …

Tags:Augmented Reality| LED| Silver Nanowire| VR

Mojo Vision Raises $22.4 Million in Series A Investment Round to Develop MicroLED Display Technology

by Shawnee Blackwood

Investors pump more money into the company hoping that it can commercialize its technology and get them back some of the $227.5 million it has received so far.

VR in Education: The Content Landscape

by Len Scrogan

Although VR learning and physical learning centers will continue to persist in university medical schools, the outlook for K-16 appears dispiriting.

Tags:EdTech| FETC| VR

Jon Peddie Research Welcomes Karl Guttag as Senior Analyst

by Emory Kale

He has 40 years of experience in graphics and image processors, digital signal processing (DSP), memory architecture, display devices (LCoS and DLP), and display systems including heads-up displays and near-eye displays.

Tags:Augmented Reality| research| VR

University Launches UK’s Largest Augmented and Virtual Reality Training Center for Ethical Tech Pioneers

by Shawnee Blackwood

City, University of London has teamed up with ARuVR, an Extended Reality (XR) training platform, to provide its technology and expertise to engineering, computer science, and applied mathematics students. The partnership will establish the …

Tags:Augmented Reality| Education| VR

How Researchers are Using VR to Investigate Autism

by Omid Rahmat

It’s not all fun and games. Serious applications of VR technology deserve consideration.

Tags:research| VR

UCSD and Meta AI Work Up Video Frame Interpolation for VR and AR Headsets

by Omid Rahmat

Computer scientists at the University of California, San Diego (UCSD) and Meta AI have developed a new video frame interpolation method that achieves smoother slow-motion video progression using something called Flow-Agnostic Video Representations for …

Tags:Augmented Reality| meta| Video Quality| VR

FitXR Launching on Pico VR Headsets

by Emory Kale

FitXR is expanding its virtual reality (VR) fitness offering into the UK, EU and Asia markets by launching on Pico VR headsets. n January 2023, FitXR launched two new studio offerings: Sculpt and Combat, …

Tags:Pico| VR

Eye Lasers vs. Giant Mirrors: The Funky Face-Off in AR and China’s Ambitions

by Jon Peddie

Augmented reality (AR), like virtual reality (VR), is divided into two main segments: consumer and commercial. Consumer AR glasses resemble normal spectacles and are inconspicuous. Commercial AR, which includes medical, scientific, industrial, enterprise, and …

Tags:Augmented Reality| Head Up Displays HUDs| meta| Microsoft| VR

Samsung’s Exynos Connect U100 UWB Chipset Enhances AR/VR Experiences and Digital Signage Personalization

by Emory Kale

Samsung announced its first ultra-wideband (UWB) chipset, the Exynos Connect U100. With single-digit centimeter accuracy, the new UWB solution is optimized for use in mobile, automotive, and Internet of Things (IoT) devices, offering precise …

Tags:.DOOH| Augmented Reality| Samsung| VR