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Consumer AR market tripled 2020-21 led by Nreal - Vimarsana News

Consumer AR market tripled 2020-21 led by Nreal

The AR device market has so far been dominated by enterprise devices, says Strategy Analytics, has yet to reach the mainstream consumer market. But there

Welcome to the Future: Augmented Reality Market Is Booming - Vimarsana News

Welcome to the Future: Augmented Reality Market Is Booming

Last year, Real grabbed 75 percent of the consumer AR market. 

Facebook's Nervy Wrist Controller for AR Glasses and Much More | Mobile Tech - Vimarsana News

Facebook's Nervy Wrist Controller for AR Glasses and Much More | Mobile Tech

'); //]]>//--> By John P. Mello Jr. Mar 24, 2021 4:00 AM PT Creating a smooth functioning interface for smart glasses that allows its wearers to operate in an augmented reality world has proven to be a challenging task, but Facebook believes it may have a solution on the human wrist. In a blog published last week, the company revealed it has been working on a wrist controller for its AR glasses. Facebook explained that the wrist is a traditional place to wear a watch, meaning the controller could reasonably fit into everyday life and social contexts. It's a comfortable location for all-day we...

Facebook's Nervy Wrist Controller for AR Glasses and Much More | Emerging Tech - Vimarsana News

Facebook's Nervy Wrist Controller for AR Glasses and Much More | Emerging Tech

'); //]]>//--> By John P. Mello Jr. Mar 24, 2021 4:00 AM PT Creating a smooth functioning interface for smart glasses that allows its wearers to operate in an augmented reality world has proven to be a challenging task, but Facebook believes it may have a solution on the human wrist. In a blog published last week, the company revealed it has been working on a wrist controller for its AR glasses. Facebook explained that the wrist is a traditional place to wear a watch, meaning the controller could reasonably fit into everyday life and social contexts. It's a comfortable location for all-day we...