The DAVID helmet: basically Microsoft HoloLens for the underwater set. (credit: US Navy)
Augmented reality displays have been used by the military for decades. Their usage has traditionally been confined mostly to aircraft, first in the form of "heads up" displays in the cockpit and more recently (as with the F-35) integrated directly into helmets, giving pilots...
In three years, everyone will be wearing virtual reality goggles and watching drone racing, wearing virtual makeup and commuting to work in a self-driving car. This was...
Microsoft: Imagining the future for NFL fans
I won't be watching Super Bowl 50 this coming weekend. But if I were, I'd want to be watching it in augmented reality.
Microsoft's concept video, above, shows what that might look like. The first generation HoloLens developer units shown in the video, though, are perhaps a little bulkier and heavier than...
A rather effusive Jonathan gets a demo of Hyundai's augmented reality owner's manual. Video shot/edited by Jennifer Hahn (video link)
LAS VEGAS—If you kept a look out for it, you could find a few examples of augmented reality on display at CES this year. There were concept cars with AR heads-up displays (JVC Kenwood and McLaren Automotive had a modified 675LT with such a system),...
