The echoAR team is excited about the groundbreaking announcements that came out of CES 2021 involving AR/VR/3D technologies! We saw new virtual reality (VR) headsets, advanced augmented reality (AR) smart-glasses, haptic suits and gloves, and so much more.
- Vuzix showed off new consumer-ready microLED smartglasses and won 3 CES 2021 Innovation Awards.
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- Lenovo released the ThinkReality A3 — a versatile smart glasses for the enterprise.
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- New design unveiled for Panasonic’s VR Glasses.
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- Pollen Robotics showed humanoid robot controlled remotely through VR.
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- TCL debuted commercially-ready Wearable Display glasses.
- bHaptics showcased consumer-ready Haptic Suit.
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- SenseGlove showed off the Nova VR Haptic Gloves.
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- Nolo VR revealed new additions to its VR hardware lineup including a new 6DoF VR solution costing less than $200.
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- Nolo VR also provides a 6DoF motion tracking kit for the HUAWEI VR Glass.
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- CREAL showcased their AR and VR light-field devices roadmap and prototypes.
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- Lenovo’s New Realities project featured 10 young women changing the world through 360-degree storytelling.
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- Blickfeld presented new LiDAR sensors.
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- Razer unveiled a concept clear plastic face mask with RGB lighting and a voice amplifier.
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Are you excited for CES 2022 and the future of AR/VR/3D technologies?
Read more on the CES 2021 website:
- AR/VR Is Co-Worker of the Year
- AR/VR Gets Real Across Industries
- Five 5G and AR/VR Applications That Are Socially Safe
- Three Ways AR/VR Enhances Health Care
echoAR (http://www.echoAR.xyz; Techstars ’19) is a cloud platform for augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) that provides tools and server-side infrastructure to help developers & companies quickly build and deploy AR/VR apps and experiences.
Top comments (1)
Very unusual I would like to say, impressed by the tactile suit, I think there will be an opportunity to work in it. The development of VR servreality.com/ applications requires the use of a high-end headset, so such recommendations are very informative.