Rendering is used extensively for AR/VR/MR applications in order to showcase captivating visual stories. Read on about it.

I've been trying to find a podcast that teaches about XR, gives industry updates, but more importantly isn't a 30 min long and dry podcast..

I gave up. Thought I'd just create one myself.

check it out - everything xr: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/vedikabhasin

Immerse yourself in the future of business with our latest blog by Pratyoosh Patel, our Emtech Pratice lead. Discover how extended reality (XR) is transforming industries, from healthcare and manufacturing to retail. Explore the XR progress in 2023, learn about the top trends anticipated in 2024, and unravel the challenges and solutions in XR adoption.

Dive into the immersive world of XR now! Read more: https://www.infovision.com/blog/next-chapter-digital-era-extended-reality-impactful-business-solutions

#ExtendedReality #Healthcare #ManufacturingTechnology #RetailTech

Know about the latest series Masters of Air on Apple TV. Read more in detail here.

Hi everyone, we’ve just released our devlog #6.

While we’re working on our new design iteration for LXR, this week, we wanted to tell you more about what we have in mind for crafting the AR desktop experience.

Discover more here: https://innoverse.substack.com/p/lxr-devlog-6-ar-desktop

From a regular desktop to an AR environment.

Do you have some suggestions? Things you would like to share with us?
We would happily onboard them if possible!

Thanks!

Hi everyone, we've just released our devlog#5.

This week we unveil a new design iteration for LXR, our AR Laptop for productivity.Discover more here: https://innoverse.substack.com/p/lxr-devlog-5-building-the-shape-shifter.

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Parts of our latest design iteration, including 2 alt. keyboards

We think that it may be our most versatile & advanced prototype to date.New case, New alternative keyboard, and a stronger identity.

Do you have some suggestions? We would happily onboard them if possible!

Thanks!

Hi everyone,

My name is Vaibhav Pratap. I'm a content creator working for a VR-tech organization.

Currently, I'm working on a research project highlighting the emotional impact of VR Films, and their future prospects.

This study focuses on five VR films namely, The Wolves in the Walls (2018), The Limit (2018), Gloomy Eyes (2019), Traveling While Black (2019), and Namoo (2021).

I'm looking for participants for this study who have experienced any one or many of these VR films.

Here's a survey including 15 questions based on these five VR films and won't take more than 10 minutes to complete.

Survey - https://forms.gle/kQf84dh7WwBevus49

I would really appreciate as many participants as possible for this project.

Would be looking forward to the responses from the participants.

Hey! We've just released our devlog #4.

This week we unveil our 2nd design iteration for LXR, our AR Laptop for productivity.
Discover more here: https://innoverse.substack.com/p/lxr-devlog-4-building-the-shark.

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A comparison between the two versions.

We feel we've made progress compared with the first prototype. Thinner, more comfortable.
Do you have some suggestions? We would happily onboard them if possible!

Thanks!

Hey, we've just released our devlog#3.

This week we unveil our very first working prototype for LXR, our AR Laptop for productivity (https://innoverse.substack.com/p/lxr-devlog-3-building-the-mammoth).

See it in action below!

https://reddit.com/link/17klib3/video/iqgagkpamjxb1/player

We are now working on how to improve it in so many ways.
It is time to make suggestions, we would happily onboard them if possible!

Thanks for your input!

Hey, we've just released our devlog#2, This week we focus on the reference configuration for LXR, our AR Laptop for productivity (https://innoverse.substack.com/p/lxr-devlog-2-crafting-a-reference).

To test our prototype, we opted for the Xreal Air as AR glasses (https://www.xreal.com/air/).

At this stage, we feel it offers a very good value for money.
You can setup up to 3 monitors, screens are quite stable and about 2 meters from the eyes, they're pretty comfortable.

But, maybe you have better suggestions!
As we would like to make it compatible with any AR solutions, what glasses would you recommend?

Thanks for your input!

Hey, a few weeks ago I came here to introduce LXR, our AR Cyberdeck for productivity (https://lxr.computer/).

Thank you all for your constructive feedback, we're now 150+ folks into the waitlist!

Today I’d like to announce our devlog series - a mean to share progress, project updates & make people participate into this journey.
We want LXR to be the most open & collaborative possible, so every contribution is warmly welcome.

Here is the first episode, you can join our Substack (for free) from now on (:

https://open.substack.com/pub/innoverse/p/lxr-devlog-1-the-secret-elixir-of?r=2riri6&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web

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Fish position controlled by pose gestures, all of it is just a webpage. Live demo available in link below.

React devs can dive right in easily. It also has HUDs, image tracking, anchors, and other features.

Blog post on Natuerlich here.

https://reddit.com/link/16pk7fo/video/8wabayaohijb1/player

Hi, I've been using my AR glasses as a monitor for my win11 laptop and my MacBook for a while.

Don't you think it is time for a headless AR laptop? I've recently seen the announcement of the Spacetop but the specs/price tag doesn't match with my expectations.

We've been exploring this matter for the last few months with the community and here is our proposal for a new breed of laptops: https://lxr.computer.

https://preview.redd.it/uwirvofz0ugb1.png?width=1742&format=png&auto=webp&s=0ee6cc9e4d75efa085d0cb8873249b786237562a

Focus on our modern use, and respectful of human health with AR & a customisable ergonomic mechanical keyboard!

What are your thoughts?
I come in peace for a constructive discussion!

Hi everyone, please consider participating in this short study about experiencing web-based AR and volumetric video. All you need is a decent smartphone and a pair of earphones (or a fairly quiet environment). It's completely anonymous and takes max. 20 minutes.

I am curious about the more outside of the box use cases/applications surrounding the future of XR. What are some of your dream applications for the tech? Could be around anything, entertainment, robotic surgeries, spatial computing, worker efficiency, etc.