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  Apple is working on display technology that could bring a stereoscopic viewing experience to head-worn, mixed-reality devices like "Apple Glass." The company is rumored to be working on at least two head-worn devices, including an Apple AR headset that could connect to an iPhone and a visor-like device aimed at virtual reality experiences. In a trio of patent applications published Thursday by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, Apple lays out a way to provide stereoscopic, or three-dimensional, content to viewers of a device using displays equipped with lenticular lenses. These lenses ...

Apple is working on display technology that could bring a stereoscopic viewing experience to head-worn, mixed-reality devices like "Apple Glass." Credit: AppleInsider The company is rumored to be working on at least two head-worn devices, including an Apple AR headset that could connect to an iPhone and a visor-like device aimed at virtual reality experiences. In a trio of patent applications published Thursday by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, Apple lays out a way to provide stereoscopic, or three-dimensional, content to viewers of a device using displays equipped...

2021-02-25 03:34:32 GMT2021-02-25 11:34:32(Beijing Time) Xinhua English Shop owner Song Delong displays special poker cards for the elderly, which are four times the size of the average one, at his toy shop for the elderly in Beijing, capital of China, Feb. 23, 2021. The toy shop owned by Song Delong, which has about 400 kinds of toys especially for the elderly people, serves not only as a toy shop but a popular leisure and social place for local seniors. (Xinhua/Chen Zhonghao) A customer (C) and his grandchild (L) play toys at a toy shop for the elderly in Beijing, capit...

MFCR awards new grants to support an emerging approach to cancer therapeutics The Mark Foundation for Cancer Research (MFCR) has awarded five new grants in support of an important, emerging approach to cancer therapeutics. The projects are centered around the molecular strategy of induced proximity, which involves controlling the physical distance between proteins to regulate or perturb biological processes in the cancer cell. One of the biggest challenges in developing new cancer therapies is that many proteins are not tractable to the traditional approach in drug discovery of directly inhib...

 E-Mail NEW YORK - The Mark Foundation for Cancer Research (MFCR) has awarded five new grants in support of an important, emerging approach to cancer therapeutics. The projects are centered around the molecular strategy of induced proximity, which involves controlling the physical distance between proteins to regulate or perturb biological processes in the cancer cell. One of the biggest challenges in developing new cancer therapies is that many proteins are not tractable to the traditional approach in drug discovery of directly inhibiting the function of a therapeutic target. The induced p...