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💻⌨️ Work Anywhere in a 100" #Metaverse!🥽 • A Glimpse into the Future of Work.. - World's 1st AR Laptop.. The Spacetop G1 is more than just a laptop; it's a glimpse into the future of work. With AR technology rapidly evolving, this laptop paves the way for a more immersive and interactive work experience. • Tech specs that impress It boasts a powerful Qualcomm Snapdragon processor to ensure seamless performance, and runs on SpaceOS, a custom operating system designed for spatial computing. This powerhouse is built to handle even the most demanding tasks. #AR #Laptop #FutureofWork #Sightful #SpacetopG1 #FutureofBusiness #Analytics Source : Sightful https://lnkd.in/gyTpe75C

Great Business and Enterprise use-cases for XR and Spatial Computing, as more and more organizations see the potential in AR/VR and using Apple Vision Pro, Meta Quest 3, etc. #XR #MR #AR #VR #AppleVisionPro #MetaQuest3 #Business #Enterprise #Work

The Best Apple Vision Pro Apps in 2024 If you want to make the most of Apple’s latest spatial computing phenomenon, you’ll need the best Apple Vision Pro apps. When the headset first launched, the number of unique apps available was pretty limited. Since then, Apple has gone all-in on ex... https://lnkd.in/dZBgFmak #AR #VR #Metaverse

All My Thoughts After 40 Hours in the Vision Pro — Wait But Why Vision Pro, V2 – V10   For someone to regularly use a piece of technology, the benefits have to outweigh the costs. Right now, the Vision Pro benefits are probably less than the costs.   I’ve already paid for mine, which removes one of the costs, and it’s still a question to what extent I’ll choose it over my computer in the long run. In that regard, the AVP might currently be more like those first cell phones you had to carry around with a briefcase than the first iPhone. Would you get a cell phone if the only way they came was attached a briefcase? Maybe, but it’s a close call.    For VR to achieve mass adoption, the good needs to be better and the bad needs to be less bad. It’s easy to imagine a pathway to both.   The operating system will get better each year. The two-finger pinch is currently the only gesture. More will be added. Eventually, there may be dozens of ways to make gestures with our fingers, each one a different command, like today’s keyboard shortcuts. When you spend ten minutes setting up an elaborate configuration of windows, you’ll be able to save (and share) it.   Avatars will go from uncanny valley to indistinguishable from your normal face. When you go into immersive environments, you can currently see only your hands. In the future, you’ll be able to identify other objects to remain visible (like a coffee mug). The environments around you will expand from the six current options to hundreds, including delightful fantasy worlds, and they’ll be interactive, allowing you to change things like the weather.   The hardware will get continually smaller and more comfortable. The resolution and frame rate will become as advanced as the latency. The battery will get way better. So will the look from the outside: to people in the room, the headset will come to look totally transparent. (My personal fantasy: The computer itself becomes detachable, allowing the headset to be a light, sleek, cool-looking visor. The computer and battery snap together into something the size of a smartphone. You’ll be able to snap it to the back of your visor if you don’t want the cord, but most people will prefer the weight to be somewhere other than their heads. The computer/battery rectangle will also have a screen and function as a smartphone for times when you want to do something with the visor off. The visor will fold neatly onto the rectangle to make the whole thing a single compact object.)   Finally, the amount of content, applications, and experiences will multiply by 1,000-fold, just like the apps in the app store did from 2008 to today. There will be a wide array of immersive games and entertainment. People will watch sports from one of many vantage points on the field, sideline, stands, or overhead—next to their friends, who will be able to look at each other and talk as well as if they were actually together in person. Pop stars will play in front of ...

Snapdragon processors are advancing the capabilities of Windows PCs, particularly in the realm of artificial intelligence (AI). Qualcomm's Snapdragon platforms, such as the Snapdragon X Elite, are designed to enhance AI tasks on Windows devices, offering powerful productivity and immersive entertainment experiences. These processors support complex AI algorithms efficiently, ensuring high performance without compromising battery life. For developers, Qualcomm provides AI toolchains to optimize AI model deployment on these platforms, making it easier to deliver fast and secure AI experiences on Windows devices.

🎉✨ Vision Pro Major Software Update: Features Wishlist! 🚀🕶️ Exciting news for Vision Pro users! A major software update is on the horizon, packed with highly anticipated features that promise to enhance the user experience. From improved performance to new functionalities, this update is set to elevate the Vision Pro to new heights. 🌐💡 This update will likely include features from the community’s wishlist, addressing user feedback and introducing advanced capabilities that make the Vision Pro even more powerful and versatile. Expect improvements in UI, enhanced VR experiences, and greater integration with other devices and platforms. 🖥️🎮 For a detailed look at the expected features and how they might transform your Vision Pro experience, check out the full article here: https://lnkd.in/dT9v5ew3 What features are you most excited to see in the Vision Pro update? Share your thoughts and let’s discuss the potential impact of these enhancements! 💬🔍 #VisionPro #SoftwareUpdate #TechInnovation #VirtualReality #FutureOfTech #VRUpdate #ImmersiveTech #TechNews #UserExperience #VRCommunity

A New Operating System for a New Era The Apple Vision Pro runs on visionOS, a new operating system designed specifically for spatial computing. visionOS brings Apple’s renowned intuitive design into the AR/VR realm, making it easy for users to navigate through apps and interfaces with natural gestures, eye tracking, and voice commands.The OS integrates with Apple’s ecosystem, allowing users to access their favorite apps, photos, and even make FaceTime calls in augmented reality. The spatial aspect of the OS means users can position apps around their physical environment, turning their space into an interactive digital canvas.One of the standout features of visionOS is its eye-tracking technology. Users can simply look at an element on the screen to select it, making interaction effortless. #snsinstitutions #snsdesignthinkers #designthinking

In my last post, we dig deep into the Spatial Video feature of Apple Vision Pro, which garnered significant attention during its launch. In this second post I will emphasize another standout feature that has been making waves worldwide: the Pass-thru function. You've likely come across numerous posts featuring individuals sporting the AVP while walking, dining, shopping, or even driving. While I must stress that wearing MR headsets in public spaces like streets or roads is not advisable, these posts do highlight the enthusiasm surrounding one of the key functionalities of a MR headset: the Pass-thru function. In the case of AVP, it offers a stereo vision video pass-thru experience. However, it's important to note that many MR headsets on the market offer similar functions to enable users to see the physical world around them while wearing the headset. Yet, each implementation varies, with different considerations and emphases in hardware design. I'd like to borrow terms from another insightful blog post to categorize some as "Cosmetic pass-thru" and others as "Practical pass-thru," or differentiate them into "optical pass-thru" and "video pass-thru" (as seen in AVP). These distinctions reflect the diverse hardware choices made by manufacturers. While there's much more to explore and discuss on this topic, I believe these initial thoughts can serve as a starting point to encourage further conversation. Check out the linked video for more details, and I invite you to share your insights and opinions. #vr #research https://lnkd.in/gnNnbBWJ

Anyone curious about the #accessibility of emerging #AR and #VR? Check out this brief overview of some of the Apple Vision Pro accessibility features with Dr. Julie Faieta. . https://lnkd.in/eZxcUyuK

Apple Vision Pro: Price, specs, features & everything you need to know Vision Pro is Apple's first spatial computer. This article answers some of the most common questions about it. The post Apple Vision Pro: Price, specs, features & everything you need to know appeared first on MIXED Reality News.... https://lnkd.in/eCFtadz8 #AR #VR #Metaverse