The mass adoption of extended reality or (XR)–the collective term for virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR) and mixed reality (MR)–is a long ways off, but there’s a battle raging between the giants of big tech to become “the next big computing platform.” The corona crisis has only fueled the fire which is why I am writing a monthly overview of the most noteworthy events and changes in the XR landscape.
The mass adoption of extended reality or (XR)–the collective term for virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR) and mixed reality (MR)–is a long ways off, but there’s a battle raging between the giants of big tech to become “the next big computing platform.” The corona crisis has only fueled the fire which is why I am writing a monthly overview of the most noteworthy events and changes in the XR landscape.
The mass adoption of extended reality or (XR)–the collective term for virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR) and mixed reality (MR)–is a long way off, but there’s a battle raging between the giants of big tech to become “the next big computing platform.” The corona crisis has only fueled the fire which is why I write a monthly overview about the most noteworthy events and changes in the XR landscape.
The mass adoption of extended reality or (XR)–the collective term for virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR) and mixed reality (MR)–is a long way off, but there’s a battle raging between the giants of big tech to become “the next big computing platform.” The corona crisis has only fueled the fire which is why I write a monthly overview about the most noteworthy events and changes in the XR landscape.
We are still a long way from mass adoption of extended reality (XR), the collective name for virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR) and mixed reality (MR), but the battle still rages between the technology giants to see who will make “the next big computing platform.” The corona crisis has only fueled the fire, which is why I post an overview each month of the most noteworthy events and important changes in the XR landscape.
We are still a long way from mass adoption of extended reality (XR), the collective name for virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR) and mixed reality (MR), but the battle still rages between the technology giants to see who will make “the next big computing platform.” The corona crisis has only fueled the fire, which is why I post an overview each month of the most noteworthy events and important changes in the XR landscape.
We are now almost a year since our lives were thoroughly shaken at home, but also at work. Maybe this was the professional wake-up call the world needed. Going back & forth from Brussels to London just for a meeting or being unnecessarily stuck in traffic for hours can no longer be justified. We have now seen that it can be done differently.
We are now almost a year since our lives were thoroughly shaken at home, but also at work. Maybe this was the professional wake-up call the world needed. Going back & forth from Brussels to London just for a meeting or being unnecessarily stuck in traffic for hours can no longer be justified. We have now seen that it can be done differently.