HP uses HoloLens to remotely repair industrial printers to customers
HP industrial printers will soon receive an incredible update, thanks to the xRServices program for Remote Assistance
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With HoloLens sport becomes 3D
What will it be like to watch the sport of the future? With Hololens, futuristic Black Mirror-style scenarios, with each of us equipped with a microcomputer and recorder in our eyes, is not that far away. If we no longer hear about Google Glass, in fact, Microsoft's HoloLens project is more alive than ever, and shows us today what it will be like to watch the sport of the future. The first models of HoloLens will be given to developers only in March this year (at a cost… Read more
Volvo and hololens transfigure the way of seeing the car
Do you remember the Microsoft Holodesk project and its developments? We talked about it in an article some time ago. The first practical applications of this holographic technology are arriving all over the world, and Volvo, the Swedish car manufacturer, did not wait long to embark on a path that will lead to holograms becoming an integral part of the process of choosing and purchasing a car. car. Let's just think for a moment about the immediate implications of Holodesk and its Hololens, the headset attached to it... Read more
Australia, soldiers operate robot dogs with electronic "telepathy".
Mind-Guided Robot Dogs of Soldiers? Go back three years and it would have been a television nightmare. Now it's real: still a nightmare, though.
The video call has numbered years: in its place there will be holograms
Goodbye video calls (and more): this holographic technology can replace any digital screen within 5 years.
Microsoft Mesh, the virtual future of mixed reality dating
Mixed reality for Microsoft has a transformative function to say the least: it increases interaction and breaks down distances. Will this be the future?
Mental health, virtual reality may be the next big thing
Virtual reality for mental health has come here to stay and change the world. Here's how.
5 predictions in 5 years for a revolution: VR and AR will change the world
Here are 5 predictions on small revolutions that with virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) will add more worlds to what we live.
The real metaverse? Mixed reality: it will be your year, between viewers and platforms
A world contiguous to physical reality: this is the new direction that devices and platforms will already show us in 2023.
Big Tech will become “Middle”. And that's not a bad thing
Meta and company will certainly not disappear, but now Big Tech have become big boring companies. And maybe that's good too.
What is Augmented Reality (AR) and differences with virtual reality (VR)
Augmented reality can upset our future perhaps more than virtual reality. Here is a look at the current state of this technology.
3D display, the huge Dragon O is a hologram made from thousands of LEDs
An incredible 3d display shows moving images with ever more realism: it is not a holographic viewer, but it gets closer to it.
Ghost Pacer AR, seriously run with a virtual opponent
It is always difficult to improve yourself by running alone. Ghost Pacer allows you to race against virtual opponents, or against your own old performance
The holographic technique is leading to VR viewers as big as sunglasses
A team from Facebook Reality Labs uses holographic film to create VR visors as big as sunglasses. Revolution in sight in virtual reality.
Future smartworking: the Facebook vision (shot with a TRUE movie)
Facebook unveiled in a tweet 8 seconds of REAL video showing the future of smartworking with technologies already developed and being perfected
Are we close to true 3D holographic technology? All about holograms
40 years after Star Wars, 3D holograms still look like things from science fiction. But if we ask ourselves what the state of the art of holographic technology is in reality, we find that it has never been closer.
30 Great technological flops of the last 10 years: the future that has not been.
10 years of great news, but also of monstrous technological flops. Here is a small gallery of the horrors of what has miserably failed in recent years.
Google is the virtual reality viewer
Will 2016 be the year of virtual reality, or augmented reality? Many analysts believe so. And Google doesn't want to miss the opportunity. Already in mid-January the company announced the launch of a new division, which will focus exclusively on the development of projects related to virtual reality. In fact, the strong competition from Facebook and its Oculus should not be forgotten. Google CEO Sundar Pichai has named Clay Bavor to head the division, which previously ran Gmail and Drive. Being… Read more
