VR/AR

With the MultiEyeS plus, GÖPEL electronic offers a powerful automatic optical inspection module for integration into assembly and THT placement stations.

Tesla owners have recently come under scrutiny following the circulation of viral videos showing drivers wearing Apple's new virtual reality headset while behind the wheel.

The potential benefits of AR/VR in industrial and electronics applications are being brought to life with the help of digital twins powered by game engines such as Unreal.

TeamViewer has announced Spatial Support, an app to experience TeamViewer’s 3D visualisation and real-time remote assistance on Apple Vision Pro.

Lumus, an innovator in reflective waveguide technology for augmented reality (AR) eyewear, announced the expansion of its five-year partnership with SCHOTT, an international technology group and manufacturer of high-tech materials and optics, including SCHOTT RealView high-index wafers and reflective waveguides. This expansion aims to cater to the increasing global demand for optical AR glasses.

FlexEnable has announced the launch of flexible active optical evaluation kits for AR and VR devices.

Disney’s Research and Development department, led by engineer and inventor Lanny Smoot, has introduced HoloTile, “the world’s first multi-person, omnidirectional, modular, expandable, treadmill floor.”

Cellid has unveiled new plastic full-colour waveguide for AR glasses at CES 2024, where they will also be demonstrated.

Global automaker Stellantis N.V. led the creation of the virtual cockpit platform as part of its Stellantis Virtual Engineering Workbench (VEW) enabling the delivery of infotainment tech to customers 100 times faster than previous processes.

Siemens unveiled innovations that are combining the real world and the digital worlds to redefine reality as it opened CES 2024.