Podcasts about Microsoft HoloLens

Watch on YouTube.In this episode of the Big XR News show, Rory Greener, Tech Journalist, XR Today welcomes some of XR's top analysts to talk about the latest news from across the industry.From the IVAS breakdown to Samsung's headsets and more, we break down this month's biggest XR announcements.Our guests include:Kevin 'O Donovan, Co-Chair, Industrial Metaverse & Digital Twin Committee, VRARA Jay Latta, Founder and Speaker, The Fusionists Amy Peck, Founder and CEO, EndeavorXR Jennifer Rogers, Executive Officer, Learning Technology Standards Committee at the IEEE In this episode, we discuss:Microsoft Hololens losing IVAS headset contract Samsung headset updates The deep XR shark tankThanks for watching. If you'd like more like this, don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to our channel.You can also join in the conversation on our X and LinkedIn pages.

Telegram-канал: https://t.me/forgeeksПодводим итоги недели в подкасте ForGeeks. Расскажу про закрытие проекта Hololens, зачем Яндексу свои гаджеты, темы оформления в WhatsApp и про кольцо Энштейна в космосе. Слушайте новый выпуск, читайте и подписывайтесь на ForGeeks в Telegram.

The discussion with Todd Beckerdite, a Senior Manager of Maintenance Foundation at Ajinomoto Foods, focused on the integration of AI in maintenance and reliability. Richard Leurig highlighted the evolution of generative AI, emphasizing its seamless integration into workflows. Todd discussed the potential of AI in creating decision trees for maintenance, reducing downtime, and predictive maintenance. He also mentioned the importance of connecting older equipment to modern communication devices for data collection. The conversation also touched on the interplay of AI, IoT, and sustainability, and the need for accurate data gathering for regulatory reporting and energy efficiency. Action Items [ ] Investigate adopting AI technologies to help with maintenance tasks like decision trees for troubleshooting [ ] Continue conversations on how emerging AI capabilities can be integrated into day-to-day work without users knowing they interact with AI [ ] Evaluate ability to connect existing equipment sensors to gather more operational data for predictive maintenance Outline In the News: AI and Facilities Management Eric Cook introduces the episode and the guest, Todd Beckerdite, who is an expert in maintenance and operations. Richard Leurig discusses the evolution of generative AI (Gen AI) and its seamless integration into workflows. Richard inquires if AI will become so commonplace that users won't know they're interacting with it. Eric believes AI will become part of daily life, with future developments still to be seen. Challenges and Accuracy of AI in Maintenance Richard mentions issues with AI tools like ChatGPT and Google Bard, questioning how to ensure accuracy. Eric explains the evolution of AI models towards accuracy and the importance of getting information right in facilities management. Richard imagines AI tools helping with factory floor repairs, referencing Microsoft HoloLens. Eric agrees, noting AI's potential to summarize information from multiple sources and guide technicians. Todd Beckerdite on AI Adoption in Maintenance Richard introduces Todd Beckerdite and asks about AI adoption in maintenance and reliability. Todd Beckerdite mentions limited AI use in his company but expresses interest in AI for decision trees and troubleshooting. Todd discusses the potential for AI to reduce downtime by eliminating guesswork in maintenance. Todd also mentions VR in oil and gas and the military, suggesting AI could interface with VR for maintenance. Predictive Maintenance and IoT Integration Eric asks Todd about the interplay of AI, IoT, and other automation in predictive maintenance. Todd discusses the goal of true predictive maintenance and the current state of predictive technologies like SCADA, oil analysis, and vibration analysis. Todd emphasizes the need for AI to build its own upper and lower limits for alerts based on equipment performance. Todd highlights the importance of connecting older equipment to modern communication devices for data collection. Sustainability and Energy Efficiency in Manufacturing Richard and Todd discuss the integration of sustainability initiatives with predictive maintenance and energy usage. Todd explains Ajinomoto's initiatives to reduce energy footprint and waste, including recycling and optimizing utility bills. Todd inquires about the impact of equipment failures and replacements on sustainability. Todd mentions the company's efforts to recycle materials and reduce wastewater and food solids. Regulatory Reporting and Energy...

In this episode, Yanni and Charlie chat with Kamal Mistry, CEO of Arcturus, a company specialising in volumetric video – which allows for the capture and display of three-dimensional spaces and objects. We were blown away by Arcturus' demo at the Sports Loft Summit, which put the viewer in the middle of a wrestling match. So we've been keen to delve further into the origins of Arcturus, the concept of volumetric video, and how the technology is being used by its sports and entertainment clients. Kamal explains how Arcturus provides tools and services for creating and manipulating volumetric video content, which can be viewed on 2D displays, as well as VR/AR headsets, such as the Apple Vision Pro, Meta Quest, and Microsoft HoloLens. The conversation also covers current capabilities, future developments and the crucial discussions around rights deals. Timestamps: 06:25 – What Arcturus does 14:45 – Difference between volumetric video and standard AR/VR 25:00 – Capturing volumetric video 28:30 – Video complexity and compression 35:15 – Market readiness for immersive video rights 42:30 – Integrating volumetric video into broadcasts 49:45 – Next Ssteps and fundraising

En este episodio revelador de "El Siglo 21 es Hoy", nos adentramos en la saga de las Google Glass y cómo este dispositivo pionero allanó el camino para la actual generación de tecnología wearable. Desde el lanzamiento inicial por Sergey Brin hasta la transición hacia aplicaciones empresariales, desglosamos el auge, los desafíos y el impacto perdurable de Google Glass en la industria.No obstante, la historia no termina ahí. Extendemos nuestra exploración a innovaciones contemporáneas como las Apple Vision Pro, las Meta Quest, las Ray-Ban Stories de Meta, las Microsoft HoloLens y las Xiaomi Mijia Smart Glasses. Analizamos cómo cada una de estas tecnologías ha llevado la visión inicial de Google Glass a nuevos horizontes, desde la realidad aumentada hasta la realidad mixta y más allá.Este episodio es un tesoro para cualquiera interesado en el progreso de los wearables y su integración en nuestra vida cotidiana. Examinamos no solo el aspecto tecnológico sino también las consideraciones éticas y de privacidad que acompañan a estos avances.Ya sea que seas un fanático de la tecnología, un profesional en el campo o simplemente alguien fascinado por cómo la tecnología puede enriquecer nuestra interacción con el mundo, este episodio te ofrecerá insights valiosos y reflexiones profundas sobre el futuro de la tecnología wearable.Escucha ahora en Apple Podcasts, Spotify o YouTube y únete a nosotros en este viaje a través de la evolución de los dispositivos wearable, desde Google Glass hasta las últimas innovaciones de Apple, Meta, Microsoft y Xiaomi. Descubre cómo estos dispositivos están configurando el futuro de nuestra interacción digital y física.Aquí tienes la charla TED de Sergei Brin: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IessjPY9gwIBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/el-siglo-21-es-hoy--880846/support.

Nos adentramos en la saga de las Google Glass y cómo este dispositivo pionero allanó el camino para la actual generación de tecnología wearable. Desde el lanzamiento inicial por Sergey Brin hasta la transición hacia aplicaciones empresariales, desglosamos el auge, los desafíos y el impacto perdurable de Google Glass en la industria.No obstante, la historia no termina ahí. Extendemos nuestra exploración a innovaciones contemporáneas como las Apple Vision Pro, las Meta Quest, las Ray-Ban Stories de Meta, las Microsoft HoloLens y las Xiaomi Mijia Smart Glasses. Analizamos cómo cada una de estas tecnologías ha llevado la visión inicial de Google Glass a nuevos horizontes, desde la realidad aumentada hasta la realidad mixta y más allá.Este episodio es un tesoro para cualquiera interesado en el progreso de los wearables y su integración en nuestra vida cotidiana. Examinamos no solo el aspecto tecnológico sino también las consideraciones éticas y de privacidad que acompañan a estos avances.Ya sea que seas un fanático de la tecnología, un profesional en el campo o simplemente alguien fascinado por cómo la tecnología puede enriquecer nuestra interacción con el mundo, este episodio te ofrecerá insights valiosos y reflexiones profundas sobre el futuro de la tecnología wearable.Escucha ahora en Apple Podcasts, Spotify o YouTube y únete a nosotros en este viaje a través de la evolución de los dispositivos wearable, desde Google Glass hasta las últimas innovaciones de Apple, Meta, Microsoft y Xiaomi. Descubre cómo estos dispositivos están configurando el futuro de nuestra interacción digital y física.Aquí tienes la charla TED de Sergei Brin: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IessjPY9gwI00:00:00 Advertencia00:00:27 153800:05:46 La primera vez que se mostraron00:09:19 Sergei Brin y su Ted Talk00:17:27 Los Poderes de las Google Glass00:29:05 Desarrollo y Concepción00:38:16 Paisajes sonoros y notas de vozBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/el-siglo-21-es-hoy--880846/support.

Nos adentramos en la saga de las Google Glass y cómo este dispositivo pionero allanó el camino para la actual generación de tecnología wearable. Desde el lanzamiento inicial por Sergey Brin hasta la transición hacia aplicaciones empresariales, desglosamos el auge, los desafíos y el impacto perdurable de Google Glass en la industria.No obstante, la historia no termina ahí. Extendemos nuestra exploración a innovaciones contemporáneas como las Apple Vision Pro, las Meta Quest, las Ray-Ban Stories de Meta, las Microsoft HoloLens y las Xiaomi Mijia Smart Glasses. Analizamos cómo cada una de estas tecnologías ha llevado la visión inicial de Google Glass a nuevos horizontes, desde la realidad aumentada hasta la realidad mixta y más allá.Este episodio es un tesoro para cualquiera interesado en el progreso de los wearables y su integración en nuestra vida cotidiana. Examinamos no solo el aspecto tecnológico sino también las consideraciones éticas y de privacidad que acompañan a estos avances.Ya sea que seas un fanático de la tecnología, un profesional en el campo o simplemente alguien fascinado por cómo la tecnología puede enriquecer nuestra interacción con el mundo, este episodio te ofrecerá insights valiosos y reflexiones profundas sobre el futuro de la tecnología wearable.Escucha ahora en Apple Podcasts, Spotify o YouTube y únete a nosotros en este viaje a través de la evolución de los dispositivos wearable, desde Google Glass hasta las últimas innovaciones de Apple, Meta, Microsoft y Xiaomi. Descubre cómo estos dispositivos están configurando el futuro de nuestra interacción digital y física.Aquí tienes la charla TED de Sergei Brin: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IessjPY9gwI00:00:00 Advertencia00:00:27 153800:05:46 La primera vez que se mostraron00:09:19 Sergei Brin y su Ted Talk00:17:27 Los Poderes de las Google Glass00:29:05 Desarrollo y Concepción00:38:16 Paisajes sonoros y notas de vozBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/el-siglo-21-es-hoy--880846/support.

En este episodio revelador de "El Siglo 21 es Hoy", nos adentramos en la saga de las Google Glass y cómo este dispositivo pionero allanó el camino para la actual generación de tecnología wearable. Desde el lanzamiento inicial por Sergey Brin hasta la transición hacia aplicaciones empresariales, desglosamos el auge, los desafíos y el impacto perdurable de Google Glass en la industria.No obstante, la historia no termina ahí. Extendemos nuestra exploración a innovaciones contemporáneas como las Apple Vision Pro, las Meta Quest, las Ray-Ban Stories de Meta, las Microsoft HoloLens y las Xiaomi Mijia Smart Glasses. Analizamos cómo cada una de estas tecnologías ha llevado la visión inicial de Google Glass a nuevos horizontes, desde la realidad aumentada hasta la realidad mixta y más allá.Este episodio es un tesoro para cualquiera interesado en el progreso de los wearables y su integración en nuestra vida cotidiana. Examinamos no solo el aspecto tecnológico sino también las consideraciones éticas y de privacidad que acompañan a estos avances.Ya sea que seas un fanático de la tecnología, un profesional en el campo o simplemente alguien fascinado por cómo la tecnología puede enriquecer nuestra interacción con el mundo, este episodio te ofrecerá insights valiosos y reflexiones profundas sobre el futuro de la tecnología wearable.Escucha ahora en Apple Podcasts, Spotify o YouTube y únete a nosotros en este viaje a través de la evolución de los dispositivos wearable, desde Google Glass hasta las últimas innovaciones de Apple, Meta, Microsoft y Xiaomi. Descubre cómo estos dispositivos están configurando el futuro de nuestra interacción digital y física.Aquí tienes la charla TED de Sergei Brin: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IessjPY9gwIBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/el-siglo-21-es-hoy--880846/support.

Nos adentramos en la saga de las Google Glass y cómo este dispositivo pionero allanó el camino para la actual generación de tecnología wearable. Desde el lanzamiento inicial por Sergey Brin hasta la transición hacia aplicaciones empresariales, desglosamos el auge, los desafíos y el impacto perdurable de Google Glass en la industria.No obstante, la historia no termina ahí. Extendemos nuestra exploración a innovaciones contemporáneas como las Apple Vision Pro, las Meta Quest, las Ray-Ban Stories de Meta, las Microsoft HoloLens y las Xiaomi Mijia Smart Glasses. Analizamos cómo cada una de estas tecnologías ha llevado la visión inicial de Google Glass a nuevos horizontes, desde la realidad aumentada hasta la realidad mixta y más allá.Este episodio es un tesoro para cualquiera interesado en el progreso de los wearables y su integración en nuestra vida cotidiana. Examinamos no solo el aspecto tecnológico sino también las consideraciones éticas y de privacidad que acompañan a estos avances.Ya sea que seas un fanático de la tecnología, un profesional en el campo o simplemente alguien fascinado por cómo la tecnología puede enriquecer nuestra interacción con el mundo, este episodio te ofrecerá insights valiosos y reflexiones profundas sobre el futuro de la tecnología wearable.Escucha ahora en Apple Podcasts, Spotify o YouTube y únete a nosotros en este viaje a través de la evolución de los dispositivos wearable, desde Google Glass hasta las últimas innovaciones de Apple, Meta, Microsoft y Xiaomi. Descubre cómo estos dispositivos están configurando el futuro de nuestra interacción digital y física.Aquí tienes la charla TED de Sergei Brin: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IessjPY9gwI00:00:00 Advertencia00:00:27 153800:05:46 La primera vez que se mostraron00:09:19 Sergei Brin y su Ted Talk00:17:27 Los Poderes de las Google Glass00:29:05 Desarrollo y Concepción00:38:16 Paisajes sonoros y notas de vozBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/el-siglo-21-es-hoy--880846/support.

Michael Hoffman, or “Hoff” as most know him, is the co-founder and CEO at IQXR, a company solving the hardest problems facing global-scale, enterprise XR deployments, and doing so with an open source approach.Previously Michael spent nearly a decade working with the Microsoft Hololens team. He was a Principal Engineering Lead at Microsoft for a couple of years, left to be the founding partner of Object theTheory, where he and his team worked with enterprises to leverage AR and VR technologies, often in combination with IoT and AI/Machine Learning. And then he went back to Microsoft for a couple of years to lead the development of the Mixed Reality Toolkit (MRTK) project.Earlier in his career, Michael worked in software engineering roles at Google, Nike, and several startups.In this conversation, Hoff describes how 3D visualization, with AR and VR technologies, changes our comprehension of digital information, contributes to the value of having your hands free to interact with the world, and enables better efficiency and better insights.Within the enterprise setting, Hoff notes it's relatively easy to get to a pilot and prove value, but it's really difficult to deliver that value at scale.We go on to talk about making AR/VR solutions viable within an enterprise setting at scale, including challenges around visual and audio haptics, working both online and offline, and other key bits of plumbing, as well as the misconceptions that many enterprises have about the technology.We also discuss:- the rationale and corporate strategy for building open source solutions, - the role of AI in accelerating software and content development,- the art of the AI prompt, and- how Apple Vision Pro accelerates the market.Hoff wraps up by discussing neurodivergence and his own growing awareness and acceptance of the challenges and benefits of neurodivergence for both his children and himself.You can find all of the show notes at thearshow.com. Please consider contributing to my Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/theARshow.Links From The Episode- Press Release: [Microsoft Talent Joins The Mesmerise Group to Drive Growth of Immersive Technology Solutions for the Enterprise](https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/microsoft-talent-joins-the-mesmerise-group-to-drive-growth-of-immersive-technology-solutions-for-the-enterprise-301856247.html)- Article: [What is ikigai and how can it change my life?](https://www.betterup.com/blog/what-is-ikigai) by Elizabeth Perry for BetterUp- Book: [Ikigai: The Japanese Secret to a Long and Happy Life](https://amzn.to/48pf15s) by Héctor García and Francesc Miralles - Book: [The Hard Thing About Hard Things: Building a Business When There Are No Easy Answers](https://amzn.to/2ZpiQ8m) by Ben Horowitz- Book: [Ready Player One](https://amzn.to/2X9Eu2t) by Ernest Cline

Apple kondigde vorig jaar aan dat het zich gaat mengen in de wereld van AR/VR met de Apple Vision Pro. Inmiddels is bekend dat die begin februari in de VS lanceert. Nu meer bedrijven 'spatial computing' omarmen, vragen wij ons af: gaat het nu ook echt doorbreken?Er zijn al veel initiatieven van virtual reality en augmented reality geweest. Nog niet zolang geleden blies Mark Zuckerberg hoog van de toren rondom de Metaverse. Zakelijk is het grootste succes waarschijnlijk nog altijd de Microsoft HoloLens, maar dat gaat mogelijk veranderen. Apple kondigde de komst van 'spatial computing aan' met de Apple Vision Pro-headset. Weet Apple opnieuw het trucje te herhalen door veelal bestaande technologie te combineren tot een succesvol product, waar andere partijdn de mist in gingen?Qualcomm heeft spatial computing ook omarmd en presenteerde nieuwe chips voor headsets die zich op VR richten. Google en Samsung lijken hier gehoor aan te gaan geven, terwijl Microsoft al enige tijd wordt gelinkt aan Samsung voor de ontwikkeling van nieuwe spatial computing-initiatieven. Als zoveel grote techbedrijven bezig zijn met bepaalde ontwikkelingen, is het een kwestie van tijd voordat de producten volgen. De vraag is echter: gaan consumenten en bedrijven er ook warm voor lopen en ze aanschaffen? De Apple Vision Pro kost een slordige 3500 dollar, dus het is niet voor iedereen weggelegd. Meer hierover in deze aflevering van Techzine Talks.

2024 lijkt wederom een bijzonder techjaar te gaan worden. Zo is er veel onzekerheid over de rol van de belangrijke platforms, zoals de appstores van Google en Apple of de grote streamers. Daarnaast brengt Apple zijn langverwachte Vision Pro uit. Wat gaat dat betekenen voor de toekomst van extended reality? En welke rol speelt Meta? Daarover praten Joe van Burik en Ben van der Burg in deze speciale eerste aflevering van het nieuwe jaar van BNR Digitaal. Gamemaker Epic boekte onlangs een overwinning tegen Google en haar Playstore. De conclusie: de appwinkel opereert als een illegale monopolie en daar is Epic als leverancier van content de dupe van. De zaak staat symbool voor het spanningsveld dat we in 2023 zagen, maar zeker ook in 2024 gaan zien. De grote platforms hebben veel macht, maar zijn tegelijk afhankelijk van content, in allerlei vormen, als aanbod. Hoe verdeel je de opbrengst? En waar ligt de echte macht? Dat vragen we aan Joost Rietveld, Universitair hoofddocent aan University College Londen, gespecialiseerd in marktwerking op platforms en Jasper Bakker, bedrijfs-ICT-journalist bij AG Connect Hoe gebruiken we XR in de toekomst? 2024 zou ook zomaar het jaar kunnen worden van de extended reality, de verzamelterm voor VR, AR en alles daaromheen. Dat komt natuurlijk door de Apple Vision Pro, de slimme bril van Apple die in het eerste kwartaal van dit jaar in de VS uitkomt. Gaat de Vision Pro een revolutie aftrappen op het gebied van 'spatial computing'? Dat is nog even de vraag. Wel is duidelijk dat ook Meta, met hun aanmerkelijk goedkopere Quest 3 grote stappen maakt. Voorlopig richt de device zich vooral op gaming, maar toepassingen op de werkvloer (zoals we al een tijd bij de Microsoft HoloLens zien) zijn niet uitgesloten. Wie trekt er straks aan het langste eind? Hoe deze strijd zich gaat ontvouwen vragen we aan Deborah Nas, hoogleraar strategisch design aan de TU Delft en innovatie-expert, en Rufus Baas, oprichter van XR Lab en kwartiermaker bij de Metaverse Werkplaats. Meer podcasts over tech? Luister dan naar All in the Game, De Technoloog en de Tech Update.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We have a special supersized double-length episode for you this week with lots to talk about. First, I visited Verse, an augmented reality experience that uses the Microsoft Hololens to allow players to explore a surreal garden of animals and the outer reaches of our solar system. Next, Blake tackled Sega's recently released Sonic Superstars with his son and just had a terrible time of things. Third, I spent a weekend with Nintendo's Super Mario Bros. Wonder and smiled the entire time. Finally, we have a teaser for our next show in two weeks where we discuss Sony's Spider-Man 2....

元宇宙的热潮似乎已经过去， Vision Pro 的发布让这个寂静许久的行业又引起了关注。2015 年第一波 AR/VR 热以来，这个行业起起伏伏，却始终未能走向大众。一直被寄予厚望的苹果终于入局，它会成为搅动市场的鲶鱼吗？近来发展迅速的生成式 AI 能否给虚拟现实注入新的活力？ 在这个「post Vision Pro」时刻，我们再次请来在虚拟现实领域有八年投资经验的 Ryan，聊聊这个行业如今的发展情况，以及未来的可能动向。 本期人物 丁教，「声动活泼」联合创始人，「科技早知道」主播 Ryan Wang，精准资本（Outpost Capital）创始合伙人 主要话题 [02:33] 从概念到产业，八年时间见证了这个行业的哪些变化 [04:32] Vision Pro 如何带动自然增长，给行业扩圈 [09:10] 其实是「MP3 Moment」？Vision Pro 用 VR 的硬件实现 AR 的功能 [13:02] 当年做虚拟现实单一技术的公司现在怎么样了 [19:30] ToB 的商业模式多元，更容易实现全平台战略的 C 端有哪些发展方向 [26:01] 从文字直接到 3D、AI 驱动 NPC， AIGC 能够为虚拟世界带来哪些新的可能 [29:08] 要实现消费者级别的 AR，硬件上还有哪些地方可以突破 [35:46] 从 360 度视频到单眼 4K，创业者对于市场时机的把控 [39:34] 前途是光明的，道路是曲折的，行业未来的无限可能 往期节目 - S7E14 | 太贵？开发环境门槛高？和开发者聊聊苹果 Vision Pro 和 WWDC23 (https://guiguzaozhidao.fireside.fm/20220165) - S5E24｜元宇宙始于 VR/AR ？脸书、字节都在布局下一个时代的互联网 (https://guiguzaozhidao.fireside.fm/s5e24) - S5E07｜元宇宙已降临，你还浑然不知？ (https://guiguzaozhidao.fireside.fm/s5e07) - S4E30 谷歌收购 North：我们离黑镜还有多远？ (https://guiguzaozhidao.fireside.fm/ar-vr) 延伸阅读 - Roblox：儿童在线沙盒游戏公司。最初自主研发游戏，后来成为游戏开发者的平台。在 2020 年疫情助推下，Roblox 获得了巨大增长，已有超过 500 万的青少年开发者使用 Roblox 开发 3D、VR 等数字内容 ，月活跃玩家超 1 亿。于2021年 3 月初上市，目前市值约246亿美元。 - Microsoft Hololens：微软在 2015 年发布的混合现实头盔。主要是为企业提供混合现实解决方案，应用于建筑行业等领域，Hololens 2 企业版于 2019 年发行，售价 3500 美元。 - Magic Leap：2010 年成立、2017 年推出旗下第一款增强现实头盔 Magic Leap One，并于2022年发布更轻便的AR设备Magic Leap Two，起价为3299美元。Magic Leap Two主要面向企业用户，提供硬件、软件、服务和支持等多种套餐解决方案。 - 光波导：一种应用于增强现实技术的光学元件，用于将虚拟图像引导到用户的视野中。光波导通常由透明材料制成，例如玻璃或塑料，其中包含了特殊的光学结构，可以通过全反射将光线引导到显示面上，使用户能够看到虚拟图像。因它的轻薄与外界光线的高穿透特性而被认为是消费级AR眼镜的必选光学方案，随着微软Hololens两代产品以及Magic Leap One等设备对光波导的采用和量产，关于光波导的讨论热度也在持续增加。 注：除特殊说明，以上资料均根据ChatGPT、维基百科、Google Search等搜索结果进行整理，欢迎勘误。 欢迎加入声动胡同会员计划 (https://sourl.cn/iCVg6n) 成为声动活泼会员，支持我们独立而无畏地持续创作，并让更多人听到这些声音。 加入方式 支付 ¥365/年 (https://sourl.cn/ZPb9Dm) 成为声动胡同常住民。加入后，你将会在「声动胡同」里体验到专属内容、参与社群活动，和听友们一起「声动活泼」。 在此之前，也欢迎你成为声动胡同闲逛者 (https://sourl.cn/ZPb9Dm) ，免费体验会员内容、感受社群氛围。 了解更多会员计划详情，我们在声动胡同等你。 (https://sourl.cn/4xPkEf) 幕后制作 实习监制：闻晓 后期：迪卡普里鑫 运营：瑞涵、Babs 设计：饭团 关于节目 原「硅谷早知道」，全新改版后为「What's Next｜科技早知道」。放眼全球，聚焦科技发展，关注商业格局变化。 商务合作 声动活泼商务合作咨询 (https://sourl.cn/6vdmQT) 关于声动活泼 用声音碰撞世界。声动活泼致力于为人们提供源源不断的思考养料。 我们还有这些播客：声东击西 (https://etw.fm/episodes)、What's Next｜科技早知道 (https://guiguzaozhidao.fireside.fm/episodes)、声动早咖啡 (https://sheng-espresso.fireside.fm/)、商业WHY酱 (https://msbussinesswhy.fireside.fm/)、跳进兔子洞 (https://therabbithole.fireside.fm/)、反潮流俱乐部 (https://fanchaoliuclub.fireside.fm/)、泡腾 VC (https://popvc.fireside.fm/)、吃喝玩乐了不起 (https://urbanfloat.fireside.fm/) 如果你想获取热门节目文字稿，请添加微信公众号 声动活泼 如果想与我们交流，欢迎到即刻 (https://okjk.co/Qd43ia)找到我们 也期待你给我们写邮件交流，邮箱地址是：ting@sheng.fm 如果你喜欢我们的节目，欢迎 打赏 (https://etw.fm/donation) 支持，或把我们的节目推荐给朋友 Special Guest: Ryan Wang.

En el episodio 07 de SocialTek, abordamos el apasionante tema de "Experiencias inmersivas", aquellas que sumergen a los usuarios en entornos digitales o virtuales, permitiéndoles interactuar de manera más realista e intuitiva. Estas experiencias se basan en tecnologías como la realidad virtual, la realidad aumentada y la realidad mixta. En la industria de la construcción, las experiencias inmersivas tienen un impacto significativo, ya que pueden mejorar la visualización de proyectos y facilitar la colaboración entre equipos. Aunque las experiencias inmersivas ofrecen numerosos beneficios, también presentan desafíos. Los costos de implementación y adopción de estas tecnologías pueden ser altos, especialmente para empresas con recursos limitados. Además, la privacidad y seguridad de los datos son preocupaciones importantes, ya que estas tecnologías implican la recopilación y almacenamiento de información de los usuarios. Otro desafío es garantizar la capacitación adecuada de los empleados para utilizar estas tecnologías. Superar la brecha digital y asegurarse de que todos los miembros del equipo estén preparados para aprovechar al máximo las experiencias inmersivas es fundamental para el éxito de los proyectos. En cuanto a los recursos disponibles, existen diferentes software y hardware en el mercado que permiten la creación y disfrute de experiencias inmersivas. Algunos ejemplos que estuvimos comentando: Aular AR: https://www.aularar.com/ The Wild: https://thewild.com/ Gamma AR: https://www.gamma-ar.com/ Arvizio: https://www.arvizio.io/ Oculus: https://www.oculus.com/ Meta Quest: https://www.metaquest.com/ Microsoft HoloLens: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/hololens XYZ Reality: https://www.xyzreality.com/ En la industria de la construcción, algunas empresas referentes en el ámbito de las experiencias inmersivas son: Gensler: https://www.gensler.com/ VT Platform: https://www.vt-platform.com/ VM Ware: https://www.vmware.com/ Trivima: https://www.trivima.com/ Inmersia: https://www.inmersia.com/ MetaBIM: https://www.metabim.es/ Typsa: https://www.typsa.com/ Inmersiva XR: https://www.inmersivaxr.org/ butic The New School: https://www.butic.es/formacion/oficial-master-infoarquitectura-3d/ 24StudioLab: https://24studiolab.com/ En resumen, las experiencias inmersivas ofrecen un nuevo enfoque para interactuar con entornos digitales o virtuales, y tienen un gran potencial en la industria de la construcción. Aunque presentan desafíos, su adopción puede llevar a mejoras significativas en la visualización, colaboración y eficiencia de los proyectos. Recuerda seguirnos en nuestras redes sociales, como ⁠⁠Linkedin ⁠⁠y ⁠⁠Twitter⁠⁠ a través del email ⁠⁠hola@socialtek.info⁠⁠ o en la web ⁠⁠www.socialtek.info⁠⁠, interactúa, pon un corazoncito, un unicornio o lo que prefieras en nuestras publicaciones, comparte y haz que esta comunidad de Tekers crezca mucho más.

On this week's episode of the Window's Central Podcast, Dan and Zac discuss the fallout from WWDC including Apple's Vision Pro & how it compares to Microsoft HoloLens, Windows 11's new features, the Windows AI copilot, debate the Pixel Fold's price & software, review the Asus ROG Ally, and more! Links: Apple's AR Vision Pro headset isn't the HoloLens competitor I thought it was going to be - Windows Central Windows 11 version 23H2: New features - Windows Central Asus ROG Ally review - Windows Central Latest Windows 11 preview - Windows Central I hate that people are going to love Apple Vision Pro VR - Windows Central Windows Central Podcast Sponsors:  Indeed: Hire better with Indeed. Visit indeed.com/wcp to start hiring now. Follow us on Twitter: @Daniel_Rubino @ZacBowden

Help improve New Matter by taking this short survey!Welcome to another installment of our "Lab of the Future" series! This week is a very special episode as we learn about augmented reality and how one company uses Microsoft Hololens to provide the kind of technical support seen in movies.We're joined by CBRE ILS Global Training Director Adam Prosho, and Head, XRS, Extended Reality Solutions Miquel Vidal, to talk about CBRE's Extended Reality Solututions. Prosho and Vidal delve into how CBRE is utilizing its Extended Reality Solutions to provide tech support and equipment servicing for a wide range of laboratory equipment. They explain the benefits of using augmented reality in this process and how it improves service quality and reduces downtime.Episode transcript available on Buzzsprout.Key Learning Points: What is extended reality and how it's used in the laboratory settingHow the Extended Reality Solutions can be used to enhance lab processesChallenges with using extended reality and its solutionsThe future outlook on this augmented reality technologyOur Sponsor for this EpisodeMolecular Devices makes scientific breakthroughs possible for academia, biopharma and government customers. Dedicated to enabling life science labs of the future, where innovative technology and novel research meet, Molecular Devices empowers scientists to advance discovery, driving earlier diagnoses and safer therapeutics for patients. Spanning cell line development, 3D biology and drug screening, their automated, end-to-end solutions streamline and scale complex workflows while integrated machine learning-enabled analytics allow researchers to mine data easily for insights.Molecular Devices is the innovation partner that empowers scientists with next-generation technology to advance discoveries, improving the quality of life everywhere.Learn more about Molecular Devices by visiting:https://www.moleculardevices.com/Stay connected with SLASOnline at www.slas.orgFacebookTwitterLinkedInInstagramYouTubeUpcoming SLAS Events: SLAS 2023 Microscales Innovation in Life Sciences Symposium September 14-15, 2023 La Jolla, CA, USA SLAS 2023 Sample Management Symposium October 12-13, 2023 Washington, D.C., USA SLAS 2023 Data Sciences and AI Symposium November 14-15, 2023 Basel, Switzerland SLAS2024 International Conference and Exhibition February 3-7, 2024 Boston, MA, USA

In this panel episode recorded at SIR 2023, Drs. Stephen Hunt, Chuck Martin, and Gaurav Gadodia update us on current applications and future directions of augmented reality in interventional radiology. --- CHECK OUT OUR SPONSOR Medtronic Ellipsys Vascular Access System https://www.medtronic.com/ellipsys --- EARN CME Reflect on how this Podcast applies to your day-to-day and earn free AMA PRA Category 1 CMEs: https://earnc.me/voyqG5 --- SHOW NOTES Dr. Hunt explains the differences between virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR), and mixed reality (MR) since there is increasing levels of overlap between virtual and real worlds with each category . He notes that all three are being explored in surgical fields, especially orthopedics and neurosurgery. Within IR, augmented reality can be used to adjust images and subtract out respiratory motion, making biopsies and ablations safer and more effective. Dr. Hunt became interested in AR when his PIGI Lab at the University of Pennsylvania needed 3D models to access liver tumors in experimental mice. Additionally, AR is a useful tool for planning difficult procedures and teaching interventional procedures to trainees across the globe. Dr. Martin speaks about the intersection of medicine and industry. He directs research studies for Mediview, a company focused on bringing AR into medical imaging. Dr. Martin speaks about the important role that industry plays in commercializing an invention and getting it into operators' hands. As larger companies enter the AR space, accessibility and user interfaces will improve. Additionally, the shift towards AR product development can guide future FDA regulations. Dr. Gadodia's engineering background made him excited to enter the AR space as resident at the Cleveland Clinic. He highlights applications of AR in the non-academic setting. Using a headset could increase procedural efficiency and access to care. Finally, we discuss major shifts in industry and medicine that favor the increasing use of AR, such as industry's need for clinician input in product development, the multitude of startups working on the same issues, and the overarching goal of patient safety. --- RESOURCES Ep. 7- Lung Tumor Ablation with Dr. Stephen Hunt: https://www.backtable.com/shows/vi/podcasts/7/lung-tumor-ablation Ep. 53- International IR Volunteer Work with Dr. Stephen Hunt: https://www.backtable.com/shows/vi/podcasts/53/international-ir-volunteer-work Mediview: https://mediview.com/ Microsoft HoloLens: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/hololens Penn Image-Guided Interventions (PIGI) Lab: https://www.med.upenn.edu/pigilab/

In this panel episode recorded at SIR 2023, Drs. Stephen Hunt, Chuck Martin, and Gaurav Gadodia update us on current applications and future directions of augmented reality in interventional radiology. --- CHECK OUT OUR SPONSORS Medtronic Ellipsys Vascular Access System https://www.medtronic.com/ellipsys Reflow Medical https://www.reflowmedical.com/ --- EARN CME Reflect on how this Podcast applies to your day-to-day and earn free AMA PRA Category 1 CMEs: https://earnc.me/voyqG5 --- SHOW NOTES Dr. Hunt explains the differences between virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR), and mixed reality (MR) since there is increasing levels of overlap between virtual and real worlds with each category . He notes that all three are being explored in surgical fields, especially orthopedics and neurosurgery. Within IR, augmented reality can be used to adjust images and subtract out respiratory motion, making biopsies and ablations safer and more effective. Dr. Hunt became interested in AR when his PIGI Lab at the University of Pennsylvania needed 3D models to access liver tumors in experimental mice. Additionally, AR is a useful tool for planning difficult procedures and teaching interventional procedures to trainees across the globe. Dr. Martin speaks about the intersection of medicine and industry. He directs research studies for Mediview, a company focused on bringing AR into medical imaging. Dr. Martin speaks about the important role that industry plays in commercializing an invention and getting it into operators' hands. As larger companies enter the AR space, accessibility and user interfaces will improve. Additionally, the shift towards AR product development can guide future FDA regulations. Dr. Gadodia's engineering background made him excited to enter the AR space as resident at the Cleveland Clinic. He highlights applications of AR in the non-academic setting. Using a headset could increase procedural efficiency and access to care. Finally, we discuss major shifts in industry and medicine that favor the increasing use of AR, such as industry's need for clinician input in product development, the multitude of startups working on the same issues, and the overarching goal of patient safety. --- RESOURCES Ep. 7- Lung Tumor Ablation with Dr. Stephen Hunt: https://www.backtable.com/shows/vi/podcasts/7/lung-tumor-ablation Ep. 53- International IR Volunteer Work with Dr. Stephen Hunt: https://www.backtable.com/shows/vi/podcasts/53/international-ir-volunteer-work Mediview: https://mediview.com/ Microsoft HoloLens: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/hololens Penn Image-Guided Interventions (PIGI) Lab: https://www.med.upenn.edu/pigilab/

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Justin Gordon (@justingordon212) talks with Ray Kallmeyer, CEO and Founder of Enklu (@ExperienceEnklu). After a decades-long career in the AAA video games industry, Ray founded Enklu in 2016 and built and deployed the first wave of spatial apps in augmented reality for the Microsoft HoloLens globally. He now helps enterprises accelerate their spatial transformation with an end-to-end solution which empowers today's workforce with tomorrow's technology.Enklu's mission is to empower creators with transparent technology. Ray believes in a future where technology fades into the background and people can become more present with each other and their environment.Ray is an entrepreneur, startup advisor, patent author, featured artist, and public speaker at universities such USC, Stanford, and MIT.Website: EnkluLinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/raykallmeyer/Twitter: @ExperienceEnkluShow Notes: Enklu and its origin story that stems back to Ray's childhood Why Ray chose entrepreneurship The “reality distortion field” and building innovative technology Identifying Enklu's ideal customer profile and use cases The realities of how the metaverse and AR will impact the future of work and the world Enklu's big vision More about the show:The Vitalize Podcast, a show by Vitalize Venture Capital (a seed-stage venture capital firm and pre-seed 400+ member angel community open to everyone), dives deep into the world of startup investing and the future of work.Hosted by Justin Gordon, the Director of Marketing at Vitalize Venture Capital, The Vitalize Podcast includes two main series. The Angel Investing series features interviews with a variety of angel investors and VCs around the world. The goal? To help develop the next generation of amazing investors. The Future of Work series takes a look at the founders and investors shaping the new world of work, including insights from our team here at Vitalize Venture Capital. More about us:Vitalize Venture Capital was formed in 2017 as a $16M seed-stage venture fund and now includes both a fund as well as an angel investing community investing in the future of work. Vitalize has offices in Chicago, San Francisco, and Los Angeles.The Vitalize Team:Gale - https://twitter.com/galeforceVCCaroline - https://twitter.com/carolinecasson_Justin - https://twitter.com/justingordon212Vitalize Angels, our angel investing community open to everyone:https://vitalize.vc/vitalizeangels/

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On This Week in Tech, Leo Laporte, Daniel Rubino, Brianna Wu, and Sam Abuelsamid talk about the Meta Quest Pro announcement, Microsoft Hololens, and Leo asks if this is a technology anybody really wants. Subscribe and watch the full 'This Week in Tech' podcast: https://twit.tv/twit/897 Host: Leo Laporte Guests: Brianna Wu, Sam Abuelsamid, and Daniel Rubino You can find more about TWiT and subscribe to our podcasts at https://podcasts.twit.tv/

On This Week in Tech, Leo Laporte, Daniel Rubino, Brianna Wu, and Sam Abuelsamid talk about the Meta Quest Pro announcement, Microsoft Hololens, and Leo asks if this is a technology anybody really wants. Subscribe and watch the full 'This Week in Tech' podcast: https://twit.tv/twit/897 Host: Leo Laporte Guests: Brianna Wu, Sam Abuelsamid, and Daniel Rubino You can find more about TWiT and subscribe to our podcasts at https://podcasts.twit.tv/

More than one year after Microsoft and the U.S. Army shifted their Integrated Visual Augmentation System (IVAS) program from prototype to production phase, the military will finally get the new augmented reality goggles for soldiers.The devices, which are based on Microsoft HoloLens and use the company's Azure cloud computing platform, will allow soldiers to see through smoke and around corners, use holographic imagery for training and have 3D terrain maps projected onto their field of vision. They also allow commanders to place important information into the field of vision of ground troops. Ultimately, the headsets could allow soldiers to train in more realistic environments.According to Bloomberg, an initial order for 5,000 of the special HoloLens headsets was placed last year but was paused for more testing after concerns were raised about the device's performance. But increased testing now has the Army confident in the program.The devices have gone through several design iterations that had to take into account things like a soldier's need to brace a weapon against their cheek. The original device also included dial controls that soldiers attached to their chests, but those controls easily broke off when soldiers dropped down to crawl on the ground.But now that most of the kinks have been worked out, the shipments are on the way. The deal could see the Army spend up to $21.9 billion. Besides the headsets, the military may also explore using the IVAS program to install similar mixed-reality displays inside of vehicles.

A very common problem amongst older people is the development of cognitive disorders. This results in more round the clock care needed which can be very expensive. But it's not all doom and gloom as there is a solution being developed that will help. Zhanat Makhataeva, PhD candidate in Robotics Engineering at Nazarbayev University School of Engineering and Digital Sciences, has developed an app for digital headsets called ExoMem , an AR-based human memory augmentation system. Zhanat talks about the app, the equipment used with the app, future versions of the app, the freedom users will have, and Microsoft HoloLens. Zhanat also talks about how developing the app came about, how improving technology has helped, battery life, memory, trying to live a normal life, future plans for the project, AI, and her internship with Microsoft in London. More about the app Zhanat is developing: The app works by recognising and remembering objects and their location to aid individuals and mitigate the effects of conditions such as dementia or Alzheimer's. Zhanat believes that AR head-mounted displays, computing technologies, and AI algorithms can significantly benefit research in assistive systems and human-technology interaction, especially for people affected by cognitive impairments and memory decline. The augmentation of hearing and vision in humans, which can help both healthy people and people with cognitive impairments, is a possible direction for AR and AI research. By restoring the perception and memory functions of people with cognitive impairments, we can improve not only the lives of patients, but also those around them.

A very common problem amongst older people is the development of cognitive disorders. This results in more round the clock care needed which can be very expensive. But it's not all doom and gloom as there is a solution being developed that will help. Zhanat Makhataeva, PhD candidate in Robotics Engineering at Nazarbayev University School of Engineering and Digital Sciences, has developed an app for digital headsets called ExoMem , an AR-based human memory augmentation system. Zhanat talks about the app, the equipment used with the app, future versions of the app, the freedom users will have, and Microsoft HoloLens. Zhanat also talks about how developing the app came about, how improving technology has helped, battery life, memory, trying to live a normal life, future plans for the project, AI, and her internship with Microsoft in London. More about the app Zhanat is developing: The app works by recognising and remembering objects and their location to aid individuals and mitigate the effects of conditions such as dementia or Alzheimer's. Zhanat believes that AR head-mounted displays, computing technologies, and AI algorithms can significantly benefit research in assistive systems and human-technology interaction, especially for people affected by cognitive impairments and memory decline. The augmentation of hearing and vision in humans, which can help both healthy people and people with cognitive impairments, is a possible direction for AR and AI research. By restoring the perception and memory functions of people with cognitive impairments, we can improve not only the lives of patients, but also those around them. See more podcasts here. More about Irish Tech News Irish Tech News are Ireland's No. 1 Online Tech Publication and often Ireland's No.1 Tech Podcast too. You can find hundreds of fantastic previous episodes and subscribe using whatever platform you like via our Anchor.fm page here: If you'd like to be featured in an upcoming Podcast email us at Simon@IrishTechNews.ie now to discuss. Irish Tech News have a range of services available to help promote your business. Why not drop us a line at Info@IrishTechNews.ie now to find out more about how we can help you reach our audience. You can also find and follow us on Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and Snapchat.

Becky Priebe shares what it's like to design at the edges of technology, the role of systems thinking in design, and design's relationship with engineering. Highlights include: ⭐ What drew you to practice design at the edges of technology? ⭐ Are we getting better or worse at shaping technology for humans? ⭐ What does giving equal value to design and engineering look like? ⭐ Why is it important to take a systems perspective when designing? ⭐ What does it mean to ‘make space' and how have you applied that? ====== Who is Becky Priebe? Becky is the VP of Innovation Design & GTM Lab 13 at MRM, a leading global marketing agency, with offices in 30 countries. For the past 15 years, Becky has worked at the messy, exciting and emerging end of design technology, creating positive experiences for people. Amongst other things, Becky's designed an entertainment system for a McClaren super car, interactive TV for Deutsche Telekom, pre-iPad era tablets for NVIDIA, and an industrial-grade AR headset for RealWear. Becky was the co-founder of Innovative Converged Devices, where some of the technology used in SNAP AR and Microsoft HoloLens was conceptualised. ====== Find Becky here: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/beckypriebe/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/t3chgrrl Website: https://www.beckypriebe.com/ ====== Liked what you heard and want to hear more? Subscribe and support the show by leaving a review on Apple Podcasts (or wherever you listen). Follow us on our other social channels for more great Brave UX content! YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/TheSpaceInBetween/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-space-in-between/  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thespaceinbetw__n/  ====== Hosted by Brendan Jarvis: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brendanjarvis/ Website: https://thespaceinbetween.co.nz/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/brendanjarvis/

In this episode, my childhood best friend and Senior Optomechanical Engineer at Microsoft, Jason Lozo joins us from Seattle, WA. He shares his story of finding his way after high school, falling in love with first Math and then Astronomy. Before his current role at Microsoft, he's been a Research Scientist for the University of Washingtonl and also worked on Microsoft HoloLens.

Microsoft recently reported on advancements to their comprehensive ecosystem of mixed reality solutions, including Microsoft HoloLens 2, Microsoft Dynamics 365 Remote Assist, and Microsoft Dynamics 365 Guides to empower teams to cooperate more effectively and reduce time-to-care. IFS delivered exceptional first quarter performance with Annual Contract Value (ACV) bookings up 78% and recurring revenue up 45%. Cloud revenue was up 67% year on year, share of recurring revenue is now at 70% of total revenue, and software revenue growth is up 25% year on year. Sage announced a complete brand refresh. This new look and feel will come through Sage Membership Masterclass proposition for customers, new sporting partnerships benefitting customers and communities, new services in the digital network, including Accounting and Compliance as a Service, and new advertising campaign featuring the Sage customers. Qlik has expanded the Qlik Academic Program to over 700 universities and educational institutions across India. Qlik is investing in the growth of data literacy across the globe. Investing in students and the next generation is as smart move from Qlik who understands the need for education to ensure the future success of the analytics market. For more content, visit ERP Advisors Group's website: https://www.erpadvisorsgroup.com/

Bonjour à tous et bienvenue dans le ZD Tech, le podcast quotidien de la rédaction de ZDNet.fr. Je m'appelle Guillaume Serries et aujourd'hui je vous explique comment Cisco compte remplacer médecins et infirmières par... des hologrammes. Vous connaissez certainement Webex, l'outil de visioconférence de Cisco, très utilisé en entreprise. Tout comme Meet, Zoom oui encore Teams, l'utilisation de ces outils a tout bonnement explosé pendant les confinements de ces deux dernières années. Mais voici que le géant américain Cisco fait désormais le pari de Webex Hologram. Présenté en octobre dernier, Webex Hologram est un service qui apporte la réalité augmentée à sa plate-forme de collaboration. L'an passé, Facebook a lancé sa propre initiative de collaboration en réalité mixte. Le produit s'appelle Oculus Horizon Workrooms. Mais Facebook présente les participants sous forme d'avatars et non d'hologrammes photoréalistes. Pour Cisco, les premiers cas d'usages de cette technologie seraient à rechercher dans le domaine de la santé. L'idée ? rendre certaines expériences plus immersives. Cisco part du principe que nombre de téléconsultations entre médecins et patients pendant le confinement ont été réalisée avec des plateformes vidéo comme Webex. Et dans le même temps, les médecins communiquaient aussi entre eux virtuellement en utilisant ces outils. Dès lors, pourquoi ne pas se reposer sur des hologrammes et non plus sur des écrans pour mieux communiquer ? Car oui, les hologrammes de Cisco n'apparaissent pas sur les écrans de votre ordinateur ou de votre smartphone. Hors de question donc de gacher un tel exploit technique avec un écran 8 pouces. Car l'entreprise a mis sur pied des hologrammes qui réagissent en temps réel. Webex Hologram utilise donc des casques de réalité augmentée, comme le Magic Leap et le Microsoft HoloLens. Le premier cas d'usage décrit par Cisco est celui de la formation à distance. Concrètement, des étudiants en médecine peuvent regarder un modèle 3D d'une partie du corps humain tout en observant des simulations d'une procédure médicale. Hé mais attendez ! J'ai déjà vu ça ! C'était il y a quelques années lors de la démonstration qui accompagnait la première version du casque Hololens de Microsoft ! Là aussi, un cours de médecine était dispensé avec un hologramme 3D du corps humain ! Oui donc Cisco fait du neuf avec du déjà ancien. Mais il le fait mieux jure t-il. Cisco utilise une technique de rendu dite de champs lumineux. De quoi procurer une qualité holographique exceptionnelle sur les objets brillants et réfléchissants, comme les yeux par exemple. Pourquoi ? Parce que les champs lmumineux permettent de représenter un point donné du monde réel dans une scène sous différentes couleurs lorsqu'il est vu sous différents angles. La vidéo volumétrique, une technique concurrente, limite la représentation virtuelle à la même couleur. Pour réaliser cet exploit, sous le capot, Cisco Hologram abrite une technique de rendu hébergée et propulsée partiellement dans le cloud. L'hologramme est ainsi rendu pour partie dans le cloud, et les ajustements finaux sont eux calculés avec le processeur du casque de réalité augmentée. C'est cette technique qui permet d'optimiser la puissance de calcul en déchargeant les casques de la majeure partie du calcul. De quoi contourner les limites techniques des casques actuels, le tout avec une connexion sans fil 4G. Bien sûr, des algorithmes de compression Cisco - spécialiste historique des réseaux - sont aussi mis à contribution.

Dans les milieux industriels, une révolution est en cours : avec le casque Microsoft Hololens de réalité mixte, il est désormais possible de travailler autrement, guidé par le savoir faire d'un chatbot vocal... Soutenez-nous !

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Was war los in dieser Woche im Microsoft-Land? Das Surface Laptop Studio wurde für den deutschsprachigen Markt angekündigt, das Windows Insider Programm hat Neues und Altbekanntes verkündet und es gab ein wenig medialen Wirbel um ein mögliches aus für die Microsoft HoloLens. "Thema der Woche" aber war die Wandlung Microsofts vom Saulus zum Paulus, was App Stores betrifft. Das Modell, welches sie selbst gerne erfolgreich umgesetzt hätten, kritisieren sie jetzt bei Apple und schlagen sich in einem Rechtsstreit gar offiziell auf die Seite von Epic Games.

元宇宙 ( Metaverse ) 大概是近幾年來規模最大、最令人興奮的奇點式創新。這麼大規模的生態系變革，將會對過去在 VR、AR 產業深耕的科技產業，造成極大的衝擊。除了臉書的Oculus VR, Htc 的 Vive, Microsoft 也有深耕多年的 HoloLens. 這次《矽谷為什麼》很榮幸能邀請到現任 Microsoft HoloLens and Windows Mixed Reality 部門首席設計師的唐聖凱 Tony Tang，來跟我們聊聊 HoloLens 未來在元宇宙概念的領域有何期待與發展。 討論大綱: ✅ HoloLens 在 AR 和 MR 領域深耕多年，目前有那些應用？ ✅ Metaverse 對於 AR/VR 生態系會造成那些衝擊？ ✅ 短期/長期元宇宙的概念將會如何影響我們的生活？ ✅ 臺灣在元宇宙的議題有那些機會？ 講者介紹： 唐聖凱 Tony 首席設計師 Microsoft Hololens Tony 目前從事混合實境中的直覺式互動介面的研發與設計，同時也於逢甲大學建築專業學院擔任訪問助理教授。他於麻省理工學院媒體實驗室、卡內基美侖大學設計運算實驗室以及哈佛大學設計資訊研究中心接受設計創新訓練，並且在美國三星研究中心以及台灣華碩設計中心擔任使用者經驗設計工程師。亦曾擔任財團法人資訊工業策進會與台灣工業研究院的專案顧問。 ============ 歡迎與我們討論 「矽谷為什麼」 FB粉絲頁 bit.ly/39xLlDR 「矽谷創新趨勢交流平台」社團 bit.ly/3oBAFvM ============ 在這邊也能收聽到我們的最新節目唷！ Youtube→ meetstartup.pse.is/3e6f38 Firstory→ meetstartup.pse.is/3fzp96 Apple Podcast→ meetstartup.pse.is/QEX8Y SoundCloud→ meetstartup.pse.is/R5AQ4 Spotify→ meetstartup.pse.is/RFBKL Castbox→ meetstartup.pse.is/QHQL6 SoundOn→ meetstartup.pse.is/QQX2G ============ 感謝 #國發會 Startup Island TAIWAN 和 #數位時代 #創業小聚 #MeetStartup 獨家贊助本節目！ Powered by Firstory Hosting

Architect, James Lee Burgess, explains what is Mixed Reality in an accessible way. If you are hoping to understand MR this is an easy way to absorb it.James, who is super enthusiastic about Mixed Reality along with mentoring, collaboration and sustainability, also covers the Microsoft HoloLens and Trimble Connect.By the end of his interview, you will really get Mixed Reality, Plus you will understand how it is different from Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality. James illustrates perfectly how MR can be applied effectively in a commercial setting.The Mixed Reality interview is followed by our man on the ground, Pete The Builder. Ireland's favourite TV builder, Pete Finn, will be discussing one of the biggest challenges of the moment – the rising costs of materials.This episode of Constructive Voices is sponsored by Viewpoint, a Trimble Company.

Unity Software is best known for its game engine, which was used for over 50% of all video games in 2020. But Unity is also used to create over 60% of all VR/AR applications, and is starting to expand into other industries such as automotive, architecture, manufacturing, film, and retail. It's not just about Pokemon Go! In this week's pod, we take a deep dive into Unity, and have a fantastic discussion with Karle Kane, the founder of Rainfall Games. Unity is one of the largest development platforms for gaming and was used to create over 50% of video games across 20 platforms in 2020. It is even more dominant in mobile gaming where 71% of the top 1,000 mobile games in 2020 used Unity. 93 of the top 100 game studios by revenue are Unity customers, and on average there were 2.7B people each month who consumed content created with Unity in 2020. Unity estimates their addressable market in gaming at $12B growing to $16B by 2025 Over 60% of all VR/AR experiences are created with Unity, and this platform was used to create 90% of all Microsoft HoloLens and Samsung Gear VR experiences. AR/VR is seeing increased adoption, not just in gaming but also in other industries including healthcare, manufacturing, architecture and design and the VR/AR market is projected to grow by 63% per year through 2025. Unity estimates their current opportunity in VR/AR at $17B They have three main business segments: Create Solutions, a subscription-based business providing access to Unity's development tools; Operate Solutions, a usage-based business helping game developers to run and monetise their games; and Strategic Partnerships, where tech partners such as Apple, Microsoft, Nintendo and Sony pay Unity to support their hardware and software. These three segments contributed 30%, 61% and 9% of revenue respectively in 2020, with Operate Solutions growing the fastest Unity acquired Applifier and launched their in-game advertising network in 2014, and this is now one of the world's largest mobile ad networks serving 23B ads per month. Unity does not break-out advertising revenue from their Operate Solutions segment, but the whole segment had revenues of $471M in 2020, an increase of 61% from the previous year. However, recent changes in iOS to prevent app tracking is estimated to reduce revenues by $30M in 2021, which represents 3% of total revenue Total revenue for 2020 was $772M, an increase of 43% from the previous year. Existing customers are buying more each year, with DBNERs of 138%, 133% and 124% for 2020, 2019 and 2018 respectively. The business is reinvesting in growth and has not shown a consistent profit as yet, having just become free cashflow positive in Q4 2020. They ended 2020 with $1.3B in cash with a further $480M in marketable securities and zero debt Unity currently has a market cap of $23B with a P/S ratio of 24. Despite the huge 50% drop from its all-time high in January, the stock remains relatively expensive and will need to maintain continued high revenue growth to justify the valuation The following companies are mentioned in this episode: U, VUZI, AAPL, FB ----- If you enjoyed this episode, please consider subscribing at https://telescopeinvesting.com/subscribe/ Or you can contact the hosts: LukeTelescope AlbertTelescope

是否曾想過有一天如影集「超感8人組 Senses8」中的平行時空將會成真？這集邀請到目前在微軟 Microsoft 擔任 Principal Designer 的唐聖凱來與我們分享混合實境設計。聖凱背景橫跨建築工程、運算設計和人機互動，並曾就讀於 Harvard、CMU、MIT 等學校，他與我們分享一路上的學習與看見，更多的是聊聊目前在混合實境領域的有趣設計案例、AR/VR/MR的異同，各種打破你我想像的有趣體驗原來都正在發生呢！節目筆記: https://designnomads.co/podcast/ep25-ux-research-with-vr Powered by Firstory Hosting

Pokémon Day 2021 has come and gone, and we have a plethora of news to cover! Hosts Shinja, Dunks, and Brews do a deep dive on the Sinnoh remakes, Brilliant Diamond & Shining Pearl, as well as the new open-world game Legends Arceus (as well as debate the correct pronunciation of “Arceus”). We also discuss our thoughts on the Post Malone concert. For the TCG, we answer a listener question on 1st edition cards, report on Logan Paul's recent box break and the record selling Pikachu Illustrator card, as well as PSA price increases. For Pokémon Go, we recap the Kanto Tour event and our take on the Microsoft HoloLens demonstration. We close the show with some newly announced merch drops. Talking Points: 0:0 Introduction 02:04 Pokémon Presents (Brilliant Diamond & Shining Pearl; Legends Arceus) 31:46 Post Malone Concert Recap 39:31 Listener Question: 1st Edition Cards 47:49 Pokémon TCG News 01:18:08 Pokémon Go: Tour Kanto Recap 01:34:40 Pokémon Go News 01:53:23 Pokémon Sword & Shield News 01:54:55 Merch Drops Social Media: Instagram - @podcastmonsters Shinja - @trainer_shinja Dunks - @trainer_dunks Brews - @brewsandpikachus Business & Other Inquiries: podcastmonstersshow@gmail.com

Happy Finish's CEO Daniel Cheetham's XR bread and butter was virtual experiences and LBEs, until the COVID-19 pandemic forced people to stay indoors. Now, he explains, he's exploring the power VR has to help enterprise and the environment. Alan: Hey, everyone, Alan Smithson here. Today, we're speaking with Daniel Cheetham, CEO of Happy Finish, a creative technology and content firm based in London, UK. They've done XR experiences for Ford, Exxon Mobil, and many more. We will learn today how they're using digital twins to add real business value. All that and more, coming up next on the XR for Business podcast. Daniel, welcome to the show, my friend. Daniel: Thanks for having me. Alan: It's my absolute pleasure. I've been looking forward to having you on the show for so long. It's really exciting, the stuff you guys have done. You've done everything from putting people from the real world into VR on a bicycle, to help give them a sense of what it's like to be on the other side of a driving scenario. You've done all sorts of things. Tell us, what is Happy Finish? Daniel: So, Happy Finish -- or HF, as we're now more commonly referring to ourselves -- we're really in the space of creating content and experiences for grand clients, right from the very beginning. And this is second hand information; I joined Happy Finish about six, six and a half years ago. Now the business is fifteen years old. We have been employing post-production and CGI techniques to create versions of the real world -- or different flavors of the real world -- over the last six to seven years. I think we built a reputation in the immersive technology space. We started working really early on with the DK-1 from Kickstarter, testing, playing around with Unity, seeing what we could do, up to now where we're easily 200+ commercially funded, brand funded XR experiences. And we work across the whole gamut of immersive tech, from 360 video -- which is less the flavor of the month now -- through to real time based experiences across Microsoft Hololens 2, and in AR. Alan: I've got a call one thing, that I saw here on your site, and I just got to ask: VR bungee jumping? Daniel: [laughs] One of my crazy ideas. It was in the context, we were chatting -- watercooler moment -- chatting about how we could make some noise about untethered VR, particularly around the Oculus Quest. And it just dawned on me as well, what better way to really test what can be done in untethered VR, than tether it to a bungee rope and have somebody jump off a bungee platform? Alan: So were you the first one to try this? Daniel: I wasn't, actually. We a couple of guinea pigs who put their hand up first, but I did try it in the end. It was not without its challenges. We were really putting the tracking system on the Quest to its absolute limits. And so on a few occasions, it was bungee jumping with a blindfold, rather than in VR. Alan: [laughs] Still pretty amazing that you even bit that off. So was it a brand activation, or was this just an internal--? Daniel: This is an in-house piece for us. And back until very recently, an area of focus for us was LB. So we've created a number of -- I think -- pretty recognizable motion platform based VR experiences. One that I know got a lot of sharing couple of years ago, that lives at the top of The Shard -- the tallest building here in London -- where the user will fly virtually -- or slide virtually -- around the top of The Shard. We got a lot of screamers and yeah, we had a real focus on building out that as a product. We have four or five of these VR slides around the world now. However, LB has taken somewhat of a hit --

It might seem like a small, even simple fix, to attach an AR device to a hardhat, but according to Trimble’s Mixed Reality expert, Jordan Lawver, such a simple fix exponentially expands the capabilities of folks working in heavy industry. He drops by to explain to Alan how that is, and how AR can take things even further as it goes hands-free. Alan: Welcome to the XR for Business Podcast. Today’s show, we interview Jordan Lawver, head of mixed reality at Trimble. They’ve got a number of different solutions for the construction worker that leverage the Microsoft Hololens 2, the XR10, which is their new wonderful hardhat based augmented reality/mixed reality headset. So all that coming up. And more on the XR for Business Podcast. Hey, everyone. My name’s Alan Smithson. Today, we’re speaking with Jordan Lawver. Jordan, welcome to the show, my friend. Jordan: Hey, Alan, good morning. Thanks for having me. Alan: Oh, it’s my absolute pleasure. I’m really excited. And I wish this was show and tell, because what do you have sitting right on your desk right now? Jordan: So you just let the cat out the bag. We’ve got an XR10, sitting here right in front of me. And I promise it’s not the only one in the world. We’re starting to ramp these guys up and get them ready to go out onto a job site near you. Alan: What is the XR10? Jordan: So I imagine that most people that listen to your podcast are pretty familiar with the Hololens 2, that Microsoft has announced that they plan to start shipping later this year. So what we did is, is we hopped on board with Microsoft kind of from the start, maybe mid last year. And we wanted to find a way that we could take the Hololens 2, and adapt it for use out in kind of safety controlled environment. Our focus is on construction, but of course, there’s many mixed reality customers out there in oil and gas, and manufacturing, and other kinds of heavy industries that require PPE — Personal Protective Equipment — when they’re out on the site. So whether that’s safety glass, or hardhat protection, or chin straps, or earmuffs, we wanted to make an integration that took the Hololens 2 and all of its capabilities, and made it able to work with folks out in those industries. So we essentially OEMed the Hololens 2 components from Microsoft and we bolted it into a new form factor that slides down on top of kind of an industry-standard hardhat, and still enables you to use your over your hearing protection, chin straps, all that other type of gear that people need to keep them safe out on the site. Alan: We have HL2 + PPE = XR10. Jordan: Yeah, exactly. Yeah. It’s not our first go at this. We actually made a hardhat attachment for the first Hololens. You know, we weren’t there on the ground level from release — like we are at this time — but Hololens 1 came out, and a bunch of people ran with it and said “OK, what can actually use this for?” And as you know, most of the use cases that emerged were very enterprise-focused. And in many of those heavy industries that I mentioned, we were creating software from day one, first for architects with our SketchUp viewer app, but then moving out onto onsite construction with our Trimble Connect app. And we realized very quickly that we just weren’t going to sell any software, because no one could take a Hololens 1 and fit it under a hardhat out on the site. So at that time, we worked with Microsoft, and we basically built clips that would retrofit an off-the-shelf Hololens 1 up into a hardhat. And it sold like hotcakes, people were all over it. And then when Alex Kipm

Used to be the best way to plan a three-dimensional construction project was on a two-dimensional blueprint, or perhaps a wooden model. We live in an era where entire digital twins — models made of light — can be used, but not everyone is. Bentley Systems’ Greg Demchak drops by to explain why that needs to change. Alan: Thank you for joining the XR for Business Podcast with your host Alan Smithson. Today’s guest is Greg Demchak from Bentley Systems. Greg has been designing and driving the development of immersive digital simulation for architecture, engineering, and construction markets for the last 20 years. Educated as an architect, he transitioned to software design after completing a degree in design computation at MIT. He went on to become a senior user experience designer for the Autodesk Revit product, product manager for SYNCHRO 4D software platform — now owned by Bentley Systems — and currently leads the mixed reality team for Bentley Systems. He’s been pushing the envelope of this technology and software for the Microsoft Hololens, and recently built an app for the global launch event of the next generation Hololens 2. To learn more about the work that Greg and his team at Bentley are doing, visit bentley.com. Greg, welcome to the show. Greg: Thanks, Alan. How’s it going? Alan: It’s going fantastic. I wanted to say thank you so much for taking the time to join us here. And let’s kind of unpack the work that you do at Bentley Systems. From a 10,000 foot view, what do you guys do? Greg: Yeah. So Bentley Systems — just to frame that — is a global software company focused on engineering and infrastructure, architecture, and construction software. So it’s– we basically produce software for the built environment. So anything from bridge design, to high-rise construction, to infrastructure that needs to be modeled. And it’s a platform that serves that industry across the board. Alan: Well, that’s a big industry, considering there’s the equivalent of Manhattan, the size of Manhattan being built every single month somewhere in the world. So you work with large infrastructure projects, building skyscrapers, bridges, infrastructure. How does XR fit into that? Greg: It’s a good question. So the way we see XR fitting into this is– and you’ll see this term, it’s really becoming — I think — quite popular now in the industry, is this idea of the digital twin. And what started out as 2D drafting and then sort of evolved into 3D models, and then this idea of building information modeling is evolving into this idea of the digital twin, which is that any given building or asset or a piece of infrastructure can have a parallel digital representation of itself as a 3D model, and then also now as a 4D model, which is to say that the model evolves and changes through time, just like the physical building. And the XR piece is a really cool way to basically bridge that digital and physical space in a kind of a natural way. So that’s where we are developing on top of the Hololens platform. It’s basically a way to take those digital assets, and then render those assets as digital artifacts or 3D models or information in the context of the physical space. So that’s had the opportunity. These buildings, these infrastructure assets are evolving and changing over time. And you can basically render digital parts of that through the Hololens and see a mixed reality view of the world. Alan: So, for example, you’ve got a– let’s just use a building, a skyscraper, you’re building a building, you’ve got the Revit models or the BIM models or the CAD models. So let’

Hands-free AR devices like those made by Kognitiv Spark are changing the way we work by helping us all work smarter, not harder. CEO Yan Simard drops in to remind enterprises shy to get started enhancing the workplace with XR technologies will — should they wait too long — be left in the dust. Alan: Welcome to the XR for Business Podcast with your host, Alan Smithson. Today’s guest is Yan Simard, the CEO of Kognitiv Spark. He’s designed and led many innovative business ventures through his own startups. He also has extensive professional experience with companies such as CGI, Zaptap, Vision Coaching, AIS, Incite Wellness, Bell Canada, Industrial Alliance, and more. I’m just going to read this quick quote from Yan. “We believe that mixed and augmented reality, if used right, can not only allow frontline and field workers to stay relevant, but make them more crucial than ever before.” With that, I’d like to welcome Yan and it’s kognitivspark.com. Yan, welcome to the show, my friend. Yan: Thanks, Alan. It’s a pleasure to be here. Alan: It’s my absolute pleasure to have you. And I can’t wait to dive in here. Maybe just give us a 10,000-foot view of Kognitiv Spark and the great work you guys are doing there. Yan: So Kognitiv Spark, we do mixed reality communication technology to better provide support to our remote field workers. Our product is called RemoteSpark. It’s an application that has been optimized for the Microsoft Hololens platform. In a nutshell, what it does if you have a field worker that is facing a piece of equipment that stopped working and that worker doesn’t know what to do, that worker can put on the Hololens, start RemoteSpark, and communicate with — let’s say — an engineer at the head office that can help out. The engineer, through a computer, is able to see in real-time what the worker is seeing. They can talk to the person, but they can also provide 3D holographic guidance on top of things. So as an example, if they have a 3D CAD file, that could help the worker figure out what are the steps that need to be done to perform a repair, the expert can drag and drop that on the computer side of things, and the CAD file is going to show up as a 3D hologram in the field of view of the worker, so that the worker can perform the repair. Alan: So if a field worker’s either in a factory or a warehouse and they’re looking at a machine, the machine breaks, why don’t they just pick up the phone? Yan: Yeah. And while most of the time that’s what they do right now, the problem with phones — or even tablet-based chat systems, or phone-based ones — is that you have to hold something in your hand, so you can do the repair or do the process or the task that you have to do, at the same time as you’re getting the information and the knowledge. So it’s always a two-step process. With mixed reality, you can just do it all together at the same time. So they’re doing the work, they have their hands greasy and dirty, and they getting the knowledge at the same time. So it’s much more efficient. And also, there are many studies that show that in terms of knowledge retention, it’s about 80, 85 percent higher when you learn about a given task at the same time as you’re doing it with your hands. Alan: If you look at this from an ROI standpoint, what is the investment to get started with Kognitiv Spark? Obviously you need a Hololens. So that’s, call it $3,500. And then what else do you need after that? Yan: Yeah. So our software is a service one, and we have two offerings. One is

Charla Pereira is the lead designer for all authoring on Dynamics 365 Guides. Dynamics 365 Guides, or what Charla will refer to as "guides" is a mixed reality application for the Microsoft HoloLens, that allows an enhanced learning ecosystem by providing holographic instructions within the flow of work, when and where employees need it. So imagine putting together some complex machine on an assembly line, having the worker wearing a HoloLens device, and having a series of step by step instruction cards with image and video visually tethered to the areas where the work needs to be accomplished - ultimately leading to fewer errors and greater retention of learned skills, and we'll talk much more about that in the discussion.Charla has been in tech for just about 20 years, and she began her career as a graphic designer. Charla joined Microsoft 11 years ago, and she's shipped everything from Microsoft Office to Microsoft Fresh Paint (a project originating from in Microsoft Research, that simulates oil on a digital canvas). Charla spent her time in academia focused largely on graphic design, including some time both at Capilano College in Vancouver, and the Art Institute of Seattle, and she has such an incredible passion for design and talks about how important things like empathy and love are in her ethos, and how these values help her know who her users are in an intimate way.Discussion themes:-Charla's biggest professional lesson, incurred at Microsoft, about the importance of knowing how to sell yourself and change your mindset - which for her, was about being more data centric in her design advocacy to team members-What Design personally means for Charla:Love, empathy, humanity, and fighting for what is needed for your customerAnd, inherently, knowing what your customers need, not just what they want.Basic design principles: Is it discoverable, usable, authentic, desirable, likable-The differences between the different technologies; VR, MR, and AR, and specifically how her newest product, Dynamics 365 guides, helps people learn by doing, and she tells some real stories about spending time with first line workers in a high paced manufacturing environment, and all the nuances of working in a factory that she discovered that helped her understand how to design a better product.-Learning, the importance of giving people the opportunity to make mistakes, some data driven observations about learning, and how workers should and will be learning in the now and soon to come future.Thanks for listening!How to connect with Charla:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/charlapereira/Resources:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EIJM9xNg9xs&feature=youtu.behttps://www.nytimes.com/2019/07/10/business/microsoft-hololens-job-training.htmlhttps://dynamics.microsoft.com/en-us/mixed-reality/guides/https://www.fbo.gov/index?s=opportunity&mode=form&tab=core&id=288bc3e1eb8d4514f6ed1fd1dcbb9c20Learn more at www.thedatabinge.comConnect with Derek on LinkedIn | Instagram | Twitter

The human eye is a wonderful and complex thing, and it’s a technological feat just to even come close to its natural revolution. Well, the folks at Varjo have created something that is pretty darn good at it. Alan may have trouble remembering how to say their company’s name, but he can attest to the clarity of the XR-1’s display. Varjo CEO Niko Eiden comes by to give us a look behind the curtain of its creation. Alan: Welcome to the XR for Business Podcast with your host, Alan Smithson. Today we have Niko Eiden, CEO of Varjo. He’s formerly held top product leadership positions at Microsoft and Nokia. At Nokia, Niko led a product program team in 2006-2007, and together with researchers from Nokia Research Center, his team developed the basis for the optical technology that later became the Microsoft Hololens. Niko has a Master’s in science in aeronautical engineering. Varjo is redefining reality by jump starting a new era in computing. Their hardware and software lets people seamlessly mix realities together, moving from the real world to extended reality into pure virtual reality, all with human eye resolution. Their new headset, XR-1, is a mixed reality developer device for engineers, researchers, and designers who are pioneering a new reality. With photorealistic visual fidelity, ultra-low latency, and integrated eye tracking, the XR-1 seamlessly merges virtual content with the real world for the first time ever. If you want to learn more about Varjo, you can visit varjo.com. And I want to welcome to the show, Niko. Thanks so much for joining me. Niko: Thanks, Alan. Nice to be here. Alan: It’s my absolute pleasure. We got a chance to meet at AWE this year and I got to try the XR-1, which was — oh my God — what an incredible experience. You put on the headset, the pass-through cameras were as if I didn’t have a headset on at all, I could just see the whole world. And then all of a sudden a car appeared in front of me; in the space I was in, there was a car. Then I got in the car, and the space around me disappeared, and I was in the car. And the one thing that really stuck out with me that blew my mind was. I was looking — it was a Volvo — and I remember looking at the steering wheel. And the little Volvo symbol in chrome was so crystal clear. It looked like a real car. Let’s talk about your technology and how you guys ended up at this place. Niko: Sure. We really had the initial vision– the founding team, we had a long background in different augmented reality and VR devices. And we had always been talking about that video see-through type of devices could actually combine the best of both worlds of AR and VR devices. And every time you started talking about them, somebody kind of commented basically that don’t bother: the latency, the lag between what you’re seeing through the cameras, and what’s happening in reality is gonna be too long. Or the resolution is not going to be good enough, it’s not going to look great. But we were in the summer of 2016, we were looking at a demo and the demo was shown with the Hololens first gen device. And I got really thinking that this would be such a cool demo, but it’s really missing a big part of the experience, because it wasn’t able to show the image in a photorealistic fashion. It was a very high fidelity graphic scene that we were looking at with Hololens and we were just thinking that this would be so much better with a VR device. And combining the reality with a video see-through device could actually really work. We were a bit curious. We had some extra time at that point together with Urho [Konttori] — one of the other founders — and we built our first prototype in 24 hours, and the experience was really magical. So it was a very s

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Sabarish Gnanamoorthy is a 14 year-old Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR) developer. He is the youngest AR developer in the world to be sponsored by Microsoft to develop for the Microsoft HoloLens. He is also supported and sponsored by the Thiel Foundation for his venture, WaypointAR. WaypointAR is an augmented reality navigation platform for airports, campuses, large conferences, and malls. Sabarish has been awarded a scholarship from Udacity for their VR Developer Nanodegree program and he's one of the youngest people to have built several applications for VR and AR. His mentors and advisors represent some of the leading companies in the AR/VR space.Sabarish is an Innovator at The Knowledge Society, which is Canada's leading innovation incubator for young leaders age 13-17. The program exposes young people to leading-edge topics such as Virtual Reality, Nanotechnology, Ultra-poverty, and much more.If you would like more information on Sabarish please check out the following links below:- http://www.sabarishg.com/- https://www.linkedin.com/in/sabarish-gnanamoorthy/- https://twitter.com/sabarishgnana- https://medium.com/@sabarish.gnanamoorthyHumans 2.0 Twitter - https://twitter.com/Humans2PodcastTwitter - https://twitter.com/markymetryMedium - https://medium.com/@markymetryFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/mark.metry.9Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/markmetry/LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-metry/Mark Metry - https://www.markmetry.com/

The team discusses the latest major update to Windows 10, plus news of Android on Chromebooks and Sky's planned shift from satellite to online TV services. Our Hot Hardware candidate is the Microsoft Hololens.

Hoje converso com Sérgio Miranda sobre a repercussão positiva dos anúncios da Microsoft em janeiro e o novo mercado que a empresa pode criar com o HoloLens. http://www.twitter.com/marchwill