The Latest Breaking News from Augmented reality

This may be pretty obvious to many readers, but I thought it would be fun to have a discussion about it: Generative AI should sharply propel forward the development of lifelike Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality environments (and of sub-VR visual environments, such as those for many computer games). That's…

Turns out Meta isn't the only company having serious problems coming up with a workable augmented reality prototype. Behind the scenes, Google's AR division is in trouble.

Lenovo Legion Go is tipped to get augmented reality glasses as part of a Go ecosystem.

A new smartphone capp called ZARTH uses the open-source Sky Map and adds data daily from the Zwicky Transient Facility (ZTF)’s robotic telescope at the Palomar Observatory in California. ZARTH is short for ‘ZTF Augmented Reality Transient Hunter’, and is built along the lines of the augmented reality mobile game…

I flew to Brazil to try out Volkwagen’s latest augmented reality technology

Visitors throng Madurai's Kalaignar Centenary Library, a boon to the southern districts of Tamil Nadu. It offers a range of books, interactive sections, an art gallery, an augmented reality facility, and a multi-purpose hall and auditorium. Visitors were delighted to find their favourite collections and explore the library.

Lucovsky's exit follows the death Google's AR headset, a recent round of layoffs and the resignation of Google’s VR veteran, Clay Bavor.

Fighting HoloLens: According to a new report, Apple might not be able to deliver on its one million Vision Pro shipments in early 2024 promise. It seems the company bit more than it can chew as it has now been forced to make significant adjustments to the production roadmap for…

Apple's Vision Pro is the most significant effort yet in Silicon Valley's long running dream of augmented reality headsets. If it flops, the budding AR industry and the broader metaverse championed by Mark Zuckerberg and others could go into a devastating 'winter.'

Google has set aside work on its augmented reality (AR) glasses under Project Iris, said the Insider outlet

Google reportedly killed off a pair of augmented reality glasses after years of work.