5 factors shaping the future of XR
Johan Hellqvist, Tobii's XR Head, discusses major XR trends outlined by experts at Qualcomm, HP, HTC and Pico and shares his vision for the ...
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Eyes on HP: better HMDs, social interaction for work and life, and BYOD
Peter Peterson, Head of XR Software and Solutions, R&D at HP, gives his views on current XR market trends and possible challenges impacting ...
A better understanding of customer feedback with eye tracking enabled VR
Learn how eye tracking enabled VR can bring down product development costs through immersive design and virtual prototyping.
Eyes on Pico: training and healthcare will accelerate enterprise XR adoption
Karen Zu, VP of Marketing at Pico, gives her views on the current XR market trends and possible challenges impacting the XR market.
Eyes on HTC: Enterprise use of XR is expanding — will XR also be the new home office interface?
Drew Bamford, Corporate Vice President of HTC Vive Creative Labs, discusses key trends and possible challenges impacting the XR market.
Tobii Ocumen — transforming innovation into commercial products
Learn how sensor technology and data capabilities have now reached an inflection point, delivering today’s VR platforms that are powerful ...
Top three most sought after technologies in a single headset
The top three components and functions that will drive XR adoption are 1) headset comfort and usability, 2) field of view, and 3) eye ...
Eyes on Qualcomm: What will the future of XR bring?
Brian Vogelsang, Senior Director of Product Management for Qualcomm Technologies’ XR business group, discusses trends driving the XR ...
OpenXR announces the first extension for eye tracking
In this post, I discuss the importance of open standards and how eye tracking as an OpenXR extension is a catalyst for innovation in the XR ...
Why eye tracking will be standard on all VR headsets
In this post, I take a look at the impact of virtualization on remote collaboration and why application developers are building for eye ...