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AR – VR Newsalert – 2022-01-02

Posted on January 2, 2022January 13, 2022 by admini

Table of Contents

  • Google is building a new augmented reality device and operating system
  • HBAR Foundation Supports MetaVRse With Grant To Support Growth of the Metaverse
  • Oppo’s Air Glass is a heads up display for your daily life
  • Five Reasons Why RealWear Navigator™ 500 Will Transform Frontline Work
  • Boeing wants to build its next airplane in the ‘metaverse’
  • Solotech Acquires XR Studios To Expand Virtual Production Services
  • DARPA Awards PARC $5.8m for AR Training Tool

 Google is building a new augmented reality device and operating system
Samuel Axon
Ars Technica
On LinkedIn, operating system engineering director Mark Lucovsky announced that he has joined Google.
He previously headed up mixed reality operating system work for Meta, and before that he was one of the key architects of Windows NT at Microsoft. “My role is to lead the Operating System team for Augmented Reality at Google,” he wrote.
Other job listings say new hires will be working on an “innovative AR device.” And one specifies that Google is “focused on making immersive computing accessible to billions of people through mobile devices.”
Link: https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2021/12/google-is-building-a-new-augmented-reality-device-and-operating-system/

 HBAR Foundation Supports MetaVRse With Grant To Support Growth of the Metaverse
D K Oding
TORONTO, Dec. 14, 2021 /PRNewswire/ — The HBAR Foundation and MetaVRse, a web-based, low-code 3D creation platform, today announced a partnership to build metaverse solutions for the world’s largest organizations on the Hedera Network.

The creation of the metaverse will require tools that are easy to use and accessible to all, and MetaVRse is enabling creators to build the next generation of the internet quickly and simply with turnkey solutions.
The HBAR Foundation is supporting these efforts via a grant and organizational support to fuel building the infrastructure of the enterprise metaverse on the Hedera Network.
The organizations share a vision that the future belongs to creators, and this partnership will open up massive opportunities for careers in the metaverse.
Link: https://www.dkoding.in/press-release/hbar-foundation-supports-metavrse-with-grant-to-support-growth-of-the-metaverse/

 Oppo’s Air Glass is a heads up display for your daily life
Willy Liambi
Liambi
Oppo Air Glass is a lightweight monocle-styled display designed to fit on custom spectacle frames that gives users an easy view of helpful info projected in front of their eyes.
Delivered in a lightweight, minimalist design.
Oppo envisages that this smart display will make users’ lives a lot easier with at-a-glance info displayed when you need it most.
Imagine having your calendar projected and visible at a glance or cycling directions clearly visible without taking your eyes off the road.
Oppo Air Glass is coming with an open SDK so developers can create uses for it in future but could include some very handy uses cases.
Link: https://www.liambi.com/2021/12/oppos-air-glass-is-heads-up-display-for.html

 Five Reasons Why RealWear Navigator™ 500 Will Transform Frontline Work
Realwear Blog
We’re introducing our next generation of assisted reality solution – RealWear Navigator™ 500) It can do everything that HMT did and more, but far better.
This marks the beginning of a new chapter for us as we not only launch this product but will develop a new line of products under the RealWear Navigator portfolio.
1) RealWear Navigator™ 500 is comfortable for longer hours (full-shift operation)

2) It’s the most enterprise-ready wearable available for peace of mind (including both safety and IT security features)

3) Our voice-controlled app ecosystem is growing fast, and well curated

4) Looking forward, hybrid work will be the way

5) Empowering the frontline workforce is no longer optional
Link: https://www.realwear.com/blog/five-reasons-why-realwear-navigator-500-will-transform-frontline-work/

 Boeing wants to build its next airplane in the ‘metaverse’
Lisa Brown
St.Louis Post-Dispatch
SEATTLE — In Boeing Co.’s factory of the future, immersive 3-D engineering designs will be twinned with robots that speak to each other, while mechanics around the world will be linked by $3,500 HoloLens headsets made by Microsoft Corp.

It is a snapshot of an ambitious new Boeing strategy to unify sprawling design, production and airline services operations under a single digital ecosystem — in as little as two years.

Like Airbus, Boeing’s holy grail for its next new aircraft is to build and link virtual three-dimensional “digital twin” replicas of the jet and the production system able to run simulations.

More than 70% of quality issues at Boeing trace back to some kind of design issue, Hyslop said.
Boeing believes such tools will be central to bringing a new aircraft from inception to market in as little as four or five years.
Link: https://www.stltoday.com/business/local/boeing-wants-to-build-its-next-airplane-in-the-metaverse/article_4f7007e1-3ab4-5604-8b6e-d775108325c2.html

 Solotech Acquires XR Studios To Expand Virtual Production Services
Pro Sound Web
Solotech president and CEO Martin Tremblay announced that the company has acquired XR Studios, a Los Angeles-based agency specializing in extended reality that’s comprised of augmented reality technology for live broadcast and virtual productions.
As part of the strategic plan, XR Studios will continue to operate as a separate entity and brand.

With the acquisition, Solotech’s recently created Media and Entertainment Technology (MET) Division will make another step towards realizing its vision of developing new technologies that are at the crossroads of fans and artists, content producers, and online gamers.
Solotech saw the increasing need for live streaming services and virtual production and adapted its offering to support its clients and create new opportunities.

The acquisition of XR Studios also brings new talent and chief technical officer Scott Millar onboard, who’s worked on multiple, large scale international AR projects with a focus on installation, engineering, and general AV technology.
He’s been instrumental in the founding of the extended reality workflow, collaborating with software teams such as disguise, Notch, Unreal Engine, and Touch Designer, making Millar a vital expert of this technology.
Link: https://www.prosoundweb.com/solotech-acquires-xr-studios-to-expand-virtual-production-services/

 DARPA Awards PARC $5.8m for AR Training Tool
Demond Cureton
XR Today
The US Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) has awarded a $5.8 million contract to the Paolo Alto Research Center (PARC) to collaborate with several key universities to develop augmented reality (AR) technologies, it was announced on Thursday.

The Xerox company will work on projects with AR firm Patched Reality as well as two institutions—the University of California at Santa Barbara and the University of Rostock—to build artificial intelligence systems designed for completing complex tasks greater than a workforce’s capacity, the company said.

The new Autonomous Multimodal Ingestion for Goal Oriented Support (AMIGOS) for DARPA’s Perceptually-enabled Task Guidance programme is an artificial intelligence (AI) tool to execute tasks such as converting text and video manuals to instruct users with AR solutions as well as monitor tasks.

According to the company, DARPA will receive an offline system for learning using multiple sources such as visual and language data to extract information used to complete tasks and create content.
Link: https://www.xrtoday.com/augmented-reality/darpa-awards-parc-5-8m-for-ar-training-tool/

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