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The article informs about wearable electronic vision enhancement systems (wEVES) and their potential to benefit patients with age-related macular degeneration (AMD) and other low-vision conditions. Topic include the differences between virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) technologies, highlighting the increasing development of AR-based wEVES to assist individuals with various ocular diseases beyond AMD, such as cone dystrophy and retinitis pigmentosa.

Finnish VR/AR hardware company Varjo has released its latest mixed-reality headset, the XR-4 series, which offers high levels of realism and is priced similarly to Apple's upcoming Vision Pro. The base model is priced at €3,990 ($4,350), making it more affordable than previous models and allowing for wider deployment in businesses. The XR-4 Focal Edition, priced at €9,990 ($10,940), offers improved augmented reality performance and is suitable for training simulations. The XR-4 devices have enhancements such as a larger field of view, higher display panel resolution, and improved passthrough capabilities. [Extracted from the article]

The article features the Patchogue-Medford Library in New York, honorable mention of the journal's 2023 Marketer of the Year award, sponsored by Library Ideas. Topics include the marketing team's use of augmented reality to turn the library's front windows into a 30-foot interactive aquarium, the marketing event of the library which created an augmented-reality display of sea life custom-colored by community members, and increase in the number of library visitors between summer 2021 and 2022.

The article emphasizes the shift towards grander, technology-driven events, noting the rising importance of creating memorable experiences. Topics include leveraging smartphones for engagement, utilizing Virtual Reality / Augmented Reality for immersive experiences, and embracing tech-forward photo booths for interactive event coverage.

The article focuses on findings of the Industry Week 2023 Tech Survey. Topics discussed include challenges of getting information technology (IT) and operational technology (OT) departments aligned, maturity of augmented reality and virtual reality (AR/VR) technology in manufacturing, and dissatisfaction with Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) systems.

The article highlights how augmented reality (AR) can be a transformative tool for speech-language pathologists (SLP) in delivering speech-language services. Topics covered include the use of AR in the therapeutic setting to aid work or learning processes for students with communication disabilities, the many potential uses of AR in speech-language intervention, and a variety speech-language activities where SLP can tap into AR.

The article discusses the use of virtual reality (VR) among U.S. academic libraries as of April 2018. Matt Cook, emerging technologies librarian for University of Oklahoma (OU) Libraries, discussed ways in which VR can provide access to academic resources. North Carolina State University (NCSU) launched a VR and augmented reality (AR) studio in its D.H. Hill Library. A study on the impact of VR on student self-efficacy is also mentioned.

The article discusses the shift in focus from augmented reality (AR) to generative artificial intelligence (genAI) in the development of smart glasses. Tech giants like Oppo, Google, Microsoft, Amazon, and Apple are all working on AI glasses that prioritize fast and easy access to AI. The article also highlights the development of various components for AI glasses, such as light engines, processors, and waveguides. The author predicts that AI glasses will become a major technology revolution, with potentially hundreds of millions of users within the next three to five years. [Extracted from the article]

The article reviews Lockheed Martin and Verizon's demonstration of 5G streaming for real-time visualization content on edge computing devices to enhance Department of Defense sustainment missions.

The article discusses CHARMING, the European Training Network for Chemical Engineering Immersive Learning, an project that aims to develop learning strategies, content, and prototypes for games, virtual reality, and augmented reality for use in education. It mentions chemical engineers and the programmers are learning about learning analytics.

Why the future of AR is AI Augmented reality (AR) is technology that enhances orprovides additional information about what we see inphysical reality through digital images, sounds and text. Meta's new camera glasses Meta, the company formerly known as Facebook, recentlyunveiled the second version of its camera glasses, createdin a partnership with EssilorLuxottica's Ray-Ban division. [Extracted from the article]

The article deals with the growing use and ownership of smartphones in the U.S. and its implication for libraries. Particular focus is given to the Federal Communications Commission's Lifeline phone subsidy program. Also mentioned are the percentage of libraries that plan to offer a mobile app, app fatigue among library patrons, and augmented reality projects at libraries.

In this article the author talks about innovation which is the lifeblood of a growing global economy, and it is the intrinsic response to an ever-changing landscape of customer needs, preferences and situational realities. It mentions that innovation is the lifeblood of a growing global economy, and it is the intrinsic response to an ever-changing landscape of customer needs, preferences and situational realities.

The article focuses on both augmented reality and virtual reality can offer companies an edge when it comes to training, which is a key component of career satisfaction. It mentions that augmented reality enables the gathering of experience and data that can be turned into instructional videos. It also mentions that bringing in technology that improves how employees do their jobs is essential to both attracting and retaining workers.

The article reports about how products and technology, updated standards and changing corporate-culture mindsets are driving developments in Personal Protective Equipment (PPE). It mentions the potential appeal of wearable electronic safety gear that can tap into emerging technologies such as Augmented Reality (AR), advanced communications and biometric monitoring is powerful and fits hand-in-glove with the industry's rising interest in digitalization and automation.

The widespread adoption of predictive maintenance (PdM) technologies is a testament to the early adopters who pioneered their use in industrial applications. Augmented reality (AR) overlays relevant digital content into the physical world through the lens of smart devices such as mobile phones, tablets, or wearable glasses. Significant investments in AR-capable hardware and software development tools continue to be drivers in the expanding use of AR, with spending estimated to reach $63 billion by 2021. While wearable devices provide a hands-free AR experience, they were not planned to be utilized initially, as most of the interaction was designed for data visualization by the maintenance teams. [Extracted from the article]

The article reporst on the use of augmented reality to help engineers on brdging the gap between digital data and real hardware world. It mentions that the reality mobile and intuitive way for engineers to interact with sensor data, digital twins, and their physical counterparts. It further reports that Augmented reality certainly has the power to disrupt the way some industrial manufacturers operate.

Premo has recently launched the 3DCC03 series, which is claimed to be the smallest 3D coil receiver antenna available. The antenna is designed to address the miniaturization of electromagnetic motion-tracking sensors and other tracking applications. It has a novel design that incorporates receivers for three axes in a single core, making it extremely small. The antenna is suitable for integration into space-challenged applications such as VR/AR headsets, wearable devices, and industrial automation equipment. It allows for simultaneous tracking of multiple small elements and offers advantages over optical, inertial, and mechanical tracking sensors in terms of freedom of movement, lack of drift, and lower latency. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on recent developments in the technology industry, including Google shifting its focus from AR hardware to software, Pixar's latest film being the first shown in 4K HDR, Samsung Display suing BOE over display patents, and Apple announcing its augmented reality headset.

What Apple said Of course, to some extent Apple's interest in 3D assets and Augmented/Mixed reality is now widely known -- it sees this as part of a future for computing it has begun to extemporize within the Apple Vision series. The companies formed the Alliance for OpenUSD (AOUSD) to promote the standardization, development, evolution, and growth of Pixar's Universal Scene Description technology. Reality experiences. [Extracted from the article]

The article presents advances being made under the leadership of the Department of Homeland Security Science and Technology Directorate (DHS-S&T) Next Generation First Responder Apex Program, National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), which are focused on saving lives through advancement of SMART technologies in the sector of global fire and emergency response industry. It presents information on use of virtual reality and augmented reality and Mixed Reality (MR) as part of smart technology.

The article reports on information technology for libraries. It includes the use of virtual reality, augmented reality and mixed reality, the use of photographs that have Creative Commons licenses, and the use of online classes in an in-house setting.

The article discusses that how the mobile devices, augmented reality and wearables are helping to change the future of the workplace. Topics of discussion includes difference between the three including AR is an interactive experience of a real-world environment. The wearable devices helps the workers to receive location- and taskbased instructions like safety alerts.

The article discusses how wearable display devices can have an impact on the eye and vision. Optometry is mainly concerned about the effects produced by wearable devices such as high-energy blue light exposure, the role of sustained near-centered tasks on refractive error development, visual task-exacerbated dry eye, and the role of peripheral focus or defocus on refractive error development.

The article offers information about Virtual Reality for education, training and dose reduction. Topics discussed include increasing use of Virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) in industries; talks about work of Virtual Education and Research Laboratory in nuclear field; and mentions development of 3D model of a TRIGA reactor facility through VR models.

Apple didn't use this approach with the iPod (which worked with Windows PCs and replaced the Sony Walkman), or the iPhone which effectively replaced the iPod. Apple's Vision Pro: Can it leap the headset-wearing hurdle? Though before the iPod arrived, the market didn't care much for digital music players, and before the iPhone, people didn't care much for screen-based phones. [Extracted from the article]

On June 5,Apple is expected to announce virtual reality goggles that areoptimized for augmented reality (AR), meaning virtual objects aresuperimposed on real-time pass-through video, creating theillusion of AR. The augmented reality PC is finally here. Sightful Sightful's AR device Sightful's AR device shows virtual apps viewed through glassesmade by Nreal. [Extracted from the article]

The future of augmented reality (AR) glasses is clear. How AI changes everything While tech observers were waiting for compelling AR (and waiting,and waiting), an AI revolution happened. [Extracted from the article]

The article presents several products including hyperMill 2020 a version of the CAD/CAM suite from OPEN MIND Technologies USA, Inc., Power Shell deal with difficult geometric configurations from IntegrityWare, Inc., and Tech Soft 3D Innovation Lab from Tech Soft 3D.

While many of us are familiar with the adoption of virtual reality (VR) across a range of industries and sectors, and in a variety of applications, augmented reality's (AR) rise has often been in the shadow of its betterknown and better-understood counterpart. ACCESS TO EXPERTISE Numerous projects underway within industrial service organizations are investigating the use of augmented reality to bridge the gap between remote service engineer experts and on-site field technicians and field service engineers. [Extracted from the article]

The article offers information related to the investments of energy industry to optimize project delivery, the authors’ parent company established its Business Transformation and Innovation group to promote an innovative culture through collaboration across the company and to deliver improvements across the entire lifecycle of a project. It mentions examples of how virtual and augmented reality products are improving projects are explored.

And strengthen the Vuforia Augmented Reality (AR) Platform. "AR redefines how the enterprise works. [Extracted from the article]

The article offers information on the use of augmented reality in reporting by the New York Times and Washington Post. Topics discussed include presenting augmented reality-enabled video, animation and interactive content; visualization of four Olympic athletes including figure skater Nathan Chen; and offering a game-like experience around the 2018 Winter Olympics.

The article offers study conducted and technologies developed for maiking the process of mine rescue smooth and less stressful. Topics of dsiscussion includes study conducted by the Laurentian University’s Center for Research in Occupational Safety and Health, trainibg module prepared by INSEMEX and use of Virtual Reality (VR) simulation training, with Augmented and Mixed Reality, collectively known as xR.

The article focuses on the application and significance of augmented reality (AR) in the process industry. It discusses the smart helmets created by AR company Orema, how AR could help in training and situational awareness, and how the improvement in this technology could result in efficiency, cost reduction and safety.

The article offers information on use of artificial intelligence and augmented reality at military base at Camp Pendleton to train their soldiers. It mentions use of remotely piloted aircraft and air power operations training through customizable scenarios, It also mentions views of John Burwell of Bohemia Interactive Simulations on growth in real-world simulated environments in coming years.

The article discusses proliferation of 5G technology. It mentions that 5G enhanced mobile broadband (eMBB) use case provides functionality to support high speed data rates. It also reveals that high data rates and greater capacity are essential to using virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) applications.

The article focuses on the growing augmented reality technology and the need for marketers to develop a full understanding of the technology before adopting it. Topics discussed include the difference between virtual reality and augmented reality, mixed reality, merged reality, and other applications that were already paving the way for broad adoption of augmented reality including Snapchat and Pokémon Go.