Google made waves this week with the announcement of major enhancements to its artificial intelligence portfolio. Not only did the tech giant unveil new AI models, tools, and partnerships for enterprises, but it also lifted the lid on a powerful custom chip purpose-built for advanced AI workloads.
With so much going on around the tech scene in the last couple of months, the XR industry has continued to peak traction, and once Again Meta is continue with its push to being a major stakeholder in the Industry, With the Launch of Quest 3 only weeks away, recent leaked unboxing has provided hints of significant improvement to the hardware.
Meanwhile, Destination Based VR gaming startup SandBox VR is smiling to the banks after raking in Millions of Dollars in profit, while reports have also surfaced of a 2nd Gen Ray Ban stories glass due for launch between Fall and Spring.
WebXR is a new technology that lets you experience AR and VR content right in your web browser. That means no more downloading or installing special software. Just open the link in your browser and you’re good to go. WebXR is still in its early stages, but it has the potential to change the way …
Augmented reality (AR) is a technology that enhances the real world with digital elements, such as images, sounds, or texts. AR can create immersive and interactive experiences that can be used for various purposes, such as education, entertainment, or business. In this article, we will explore three unique project ideas that you can create using AR and Unity Engine, a popular game development platform.
The art of music has always been incredibly immersive, capable of taking us on emotional journeys to different times and places and with the emergence of XR technology, the potential for music to create even more immersive experiences has skyrocketed. XR combines virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR), and mixed reality (MR) to create experiences that blur the lines between the physical and virtual worlds. For musical XR, this means creating environments where users can not only hear the music but also see and interact with it in innovative ways. The integration of extended reality (XR) technologies in the realm of music are bringing about a new level of immersive and interactive experiences for artists and audiences alike. This article explores a few ways XR enhances musical performances and experiences.
