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Verstehe die nächste Computing-Revolution! Spatial Realities ist dein Update zu allem, was Extended Reality (XR), Virtual Reality (VR), Augmented Reality (AR), Spatial Computing und das Metaverse angeht.Tech-Journalist Thomas Riedel blickt gemeinsam mit Co-Hosts und Gästen…
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E136 - AI Glasses Hackathon & IFA Recap, Hardware News with HTC VIVE Eagle and RayNeo iO and NextApp Feature with Greg Fawsom (opens the original)
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IFA BERLIN RECAP In this Episode Thomas Riedel and Thomas Bedenk share their takeaways from IFA Berlin, balancing stage debates on the societal impact and privacy of smart glasses with hands-on tests of new hardware from RayNeo, Rokid and Meta. Cutting through the show floor’s generic gadget noise, they highlight Android XR as a much-needed unifying layer to standardize development across fragmented wearable form factors. HARDWARE NEWS & INDUSTRY ANNOUNCEMENTS HTC is doubling down on smart glass
E135 - The Headset-Prizes-Game, Bitkom AI Glasses Poll and how to develop for Snap Specs with Ines Hilz & Andrew Douglas (SunfloVR) (opens the original)
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INTERVIEW What do you do when you meet somebody at a hackathon you work really well with? You found a new company! That is exactly what Ines Hilz and Andrew Douglas did after teaming up at a Meta Hackathon in London, going on to launch Sunflower VR and develop their new AI-driven AR try-on mirror, Aeva Display. In the interview, they delve into developing within Snap’s ecosystem, highlighting how Lens Studio’s AI-assisted toolset, agentic workflows, and environmental tracking features empower cr
E134 - Developing for AI Glasses + AI Glasses News with Christoph Spinger from Telekom MMS (opens the original)
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Interview Christoph Spinger is an XR Expert Engineer at Telekom MMS. When he isn’t leading teams and building cutting-edge products for clients, he regularly takes home prizes at contests and hackathons. Most recently, he won the XRCC Hackathon, currently the most important XR hackathon in Germany. His winning entry, "Handslation", translates any object you hold in your hand to help you learn a new language. In his case: Korean. He built the app for both the Pico 4 Ultra and the Rokid AI glasses
E133 - Meta's Glasses Drama, Even Realities Hits Unicorn Status & UBTECH's Creepy Companion (opens the original)
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With the summer holidays just around the corner, we gather for one last comprehensive round of XR news before the seasonal slowdown. → Inspired by Josef Erl’s latest newsletter on heise.de — where he declares the end of all-rounder headsets and proposes four new VR categories — Thomas and I discuss what the upcoming autumn hardware wave will actually deliver. → We also untangle the latest rumors surrounding Meta's smart glasses: from "supersensing" devices without privacy LEDs switched on to Met
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