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frontline.io Powers Digital Twin Training on HMS SiNGRAY G2 AR Headset
frontline.io has announced it will be the pre-installed XR software on the newly launched HMS SiNGRAY G2 AR headset.
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Genesis AI has launched publicly with $105 million in funding to build the world’s first universal robotics foundation model and a horizontal platform for general-purpose robotics.
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According to a report by McKinsey, digital twins can significantly enhance the decision-making process for public-sector leaders by providing detailed modeling of both short-term and long-term impacts.
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HealthpointCapital has acquired a majority stake in ImmersiveTouch, whose software enables surgeons to plan procedures in 3D, navigate anatomy in real-time, and visualize surgical guides during operations using mixed-reality headsets. Details of the transaction were not disclosed.
Before Oakley HSTN, there was Airwave, a pair of connected ski goggles powered by Recon Instruments and built for the slopes.
From walking the floor to tuning into keynotes and side conversations, I noticed six consistent themes that clearly show where XR stands today and where it’s headed.
Remixers! I am so happy to see you here! It is an exciting time in technology. AI is a new form of electricity, powering innovations at a speed and impact we haven’t seen before. New devices, including head-worn
Shortly after making an official announcement of OpenAI's acquisition of Jony Ive’s hardware company, io, for $6.5 billion, news was leaked that OpenAI was working on a family of devices. While there wasn’t much information on this new series of hardware
Companies have already begun tapping into the immersive power of MR headsets, propelling their brands into the next dimension.
If you listen closely, you can hear a new shift is upon us. This time, our digital experience is moving out from behind the screen. The era of Spatial Computing is upon us, and it is set to reshape our lives even greater than the previous waves of computing before it.
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Unity has released its Android XR Verified Package, signaling that its tools for Android-based XR development are now considered stable and reliable for production use.
Serve Robotics has introduced its AI-powered delivery robots to Atlanta, further solidifying its partnership with Uber Eats and expanding into a fourth major U.S. metropolitan area.
Sphere Technology’s spatial computing platform is now live on Vuzix smart glasses, bringing its immersive toolkit to frontline teams. The move combines Sphere’s real-time digital overlays with Vuzix’s rugged, lightweight wearables.
Amazon has announced two major developments in its robotics operations: the deployment of its one millionth robot and the launch of a new AI model called DeepFleet.
PUMA has teamed up with Meta Quest to launch an immersive retail experience centered on the All Pro Nitro basketball sneaker. Accessible through Meta Quest headsets, the activation utilizes WebXR technology to create a digital shopping space that is layered into the user’s environment.
Apptronik has formed a new subsidiary, Elevate Robotics Inc., to tackle industrial tasks that exceed human capabilities. Unlike Apptronik’s flagship humanoid robot, Apollo, Elevate will focus on a distinct form factor optimized for heavy-duty work.
NEURA Robotics has rolled out a new generation of intelligent robots aimed at everyday use. Leading the launch are 4NE1, a life-sized humanoid built for demanding tasks, and MiPA, a smaller assistant meant for households and service settings.
Sirius is a new AI-powered robot dog designed for everyday users to train, customize, and interact with. Built by Hengbot Innovation Ltd., it interprets input from multiple sources
This week’s Remix Reality drop explores the next wave of spatial systems: Solos’ modular AI glasses, Google’s on-device Gemini model for robots, and Swave’s chip-based holography for true 3D displays. Plus, a look at why smartglasses are becoming the new battleground for fashion, form, and function.
Your premium drop on the systems, machines, and forces reshaping reality. From modular smartglasses and Oakley’s heritage to robots built for the job—not the fantasy—this week’s issue decodes the cultural shift driving spatial tech, breaks down the spatial computing stack, and points to what’s next.
Before Oakley HSTN, there was Airwave, a pair of connected ski goggles powered by Recon Instruments and built for the slopes.
Solos debuted its next-generation smart glasses—AirGo A5 and AirGo V2—at the Smart Glasses Symposium 2025 in Hong Kong.
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