Catégorie : 🪄 Technologies
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Microsoft AI Tour – Paris
Register today for Microsoft AI Tour in Paris. This free event helps developers discover new opportunities with AI and advance their knowledge and skills to deliver more value faster with the power of AI and Microsoft Azure. Join Microsoft product and engineering experts to share ideas and unleash creativity with the power of AI. via […]
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CES (Pt. 3), Xreal, BMW, Octrux, Nimo Planet, Sightful, and LetinAR
The “theme” for this article is companies I met with at CES with optical see-through Augmented and Mixed Reality using OLED microdisplays. via KGOnTech : lire l’article source
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Ascender : enfin un aspirateur-robot qui monte et nettoie les escaliers
Le design me semble complexe mais inspirant.
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La réalité augmentée au CES 2024 by Gregory Maubont
Super retour avec un focus sur l'AR (et les lunettes connectée).
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Why OLED beats mini-LED for gaming every time
Super explication ! OLED > MiniLED mais plus cher.
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Microsoft Teams Now Supports 3D & VR Meetings
Microsoft Teams now lets you hold meetings in 3D and VR, as its immersive chatting platform Microsoft Mesh has now come out of preview. Microsoft announced Mesh back in early 2021, essentially acting as the company’s foundation for building multi-user XR applications and letting cross-platform users connect in a virtual environment. It’s a bit like […]
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Wrap-up iVision Pro
Une edition qui rĂ©sume bien tous les articles autour du iVisionPro The display quality is amazing The passthrough is amazing, but less perfect than people thought in the beginning. For instance, it has some slight distortions at the edges and it does not work well in low-light conditions The FOV is smaller than the one of Quest 3 Eye-hand interactions are…
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Introducing New Samsung Galaxy SmartTag2
Upgraded usability and design gives users more peace of mind; New features and design give users more power over their experience; The Samsung Galaxy via Ars Technica : lire l’article source
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Giant LED Matrix Fills Blank Space In The Kitchen
Like the idea ! Simple to build
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Quest 3 Teardown Shows Just How Slim the Headset Really Is
Less than a week since launch, Quest 3 has already gotten the full iFixit teardown treatment, showing off just how slim (and seemingly difficult to repair) the headset really is. via Road to VR : lire l’article source
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