Featuring Vuzix, Vrgineers, HTC Vive and Panasonic subsidiary Shiftall, plus Qualcomm and Microsoft
The Reality Wire is back with the best of the stories emerging from CES 2022 and here we focus on hardware as this year promises a leap forward in available technology, most notably from Meta and Apple.
There was new hardware from Vuzix, Vrgineers, HTC Vive and Panasonic subsidiary Shiftall, all with significant professional use case potential, plus a new partnership between Qualcomm and Microsoft to build the first generation of ‘metaverse’ chips for sleek and fast AR glasses.
Here is our pick of the most important stories that you need to read.
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Images: Vuzix, Vrgineers, HTC VIVE, Shiftall and Qualcomm
