Augmented Reality (AR) stories
LEGO VIDIYO combines augmented reality and music to let kids create their own music videos using LEGO minifigures and Universal's music.
This market will impact many different industries and future innovations will continue its growth in the wearables market.
Lenovo unveils its ThinkReality A3 smart glasses and OLED display upgrade for the Yoga Slim 7i Pro at CES. #Lenovo #CES2021 #smartglasses #OLED.
Together, the companies intend to explore new 5G, edge and hybrid cloud solutions to improve operational efficiency, safety, and flexibility for the enterprise.
Despite enormous potential, construction firms are lagging in adopting AR and VR technologies due to concerns like bulky headsets and harsh jobsite conditions.
Virtual reality (VR) could be worth US$8 billion by 2030, with augmented reality and VR combined valued at US$30 billion, says IDTechX.
Dunedin Central brings street art to life with an augmented reality exhibition to celebrate the launch of 5G in central Dunedin.
The report found that 47% of global consumers acknowledged that immersive technologies made them feel more connected with products while shopping online.
With improvements in technology and design, augmented reality and mixed reality will continue to grow to a market of over $20Bn by 2030.
The company has been appointed as the exclusive distributor of Vuzix smart glasses products to the Australian and New Zealand markets.
As use of AR and VR in industry grows, AVR Lab is providing products to ensure that devices are kept sanitary between each use.
RealWear provides a purpose-built hands-free wearable device that can be used in extremely noisy industrial environments.
CareAR is an augmented reality visual support platform that helps enterprises add AR capabilities to their service experience.
HPE has developed a new range of technology-based return-to-work solutions designed to control the spread of infectious viruses such as COVID-19.
Alternative reality is set to become more popular with enterprise customers as immersive technologies open up more opportunities for businesses.
COVID-19 disrupts AR and VR shipments, with production delays and increased costs, but rising consumer demand balances financial losses, says ABI Research.
Smart technology is playing a critical role in the business community's response to adjusting to new social and industry norms.
AR and VR headsets will see shipments decline in the near term due to COVID-19, but the long-term outlook is positive, according to IDC.
Apple's latest iPad Pro introduces state-of-the-art LiDAR technology for enhanced AR, dual cameras, and studio-quality microphones starting at NZ$1,499.
DXC Technology leverages AR/VR tech to streamline training for Ixom, significantly reducing costs and enhancing safety with Microsoft HoloLens.
