EveryÂone pretÂty much knows at this point that VirÂtuÂal RealÂiÂty is finalÂly startÂing to take off in a big way and develÂop into the uber-cool piece of futurÂisÂtic aweÂsomeÂness that we’ve drooled over in sci-fi movies and TV shows for decades. One of the comÂpaÂnies that
Boston-based SyncÂThink has received their tenth patent in the US, if it holds up to legal chalÂlenges from othÂer VR comÂpaÂnies explorÂing simÂiÂlar advances. The patent is relatÂed to trackÂing eye moveÂments in virÂtuÂal realÂiÂty headÂsets, an appliÂcaÂtion which they’ve already put to good medÂical use
If you are interÂestÂed in virÂtuÂal realÂiÂty, then MagÂic Leap may be the comÂpaÂny for you. Non-shockÂÂing, non-spoilÂer alert of the day: virÂtuÂal realÂiÂty is the next big thing. Yawn, of course it is. We’re just sitÂting here waitÂing for the prodÂuct that’s going to
Ever since the OcuÂlus Rift hit KickÂstarter sevÂerÂal years ago, VR enthuÂsiÂasts have been on the edge of their seats waitÂing for the brave new world powÂered by virÂtuÂal realÂiÂty… which to date has been slow to come at best and a dud at worst. Oculus
As a race, we humans have finalÂly hit the wall. RealÂiÂty just doesÂn’t cut it anyÂmore. We need virÂtuÂal realÂty ( VR ), augÂmentÂed realÂiÂty. mixed realÂiÂty. It’s evoÂluÂtion. It’s progress. It’s what all the cool kids are talkÂing about. And it’s about to be