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With AR Genie and augmented reality, what you see is what you fix
AR Genie is helping businesses through a combination of augmented reality and remote assistance. We meet their CEO at CES 2024.
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AR Genie is helping businesses through a combination of augmented reality and remote assistance. We meet their CEO at CES 2024.

South Korean company YMX is embracing the metaverse and making it a core component of a range of products aimed at industrial sites. We interviewed one of its engineers at CES

South Korean company Interact specialises in creating VR environments to train some of the most dangerous jobs in the world. We interview one of their developers to find out more.

Richard Trenholm thinks Clueless can help fast fashion with its sustainability problem... just remember, there are no rules in style!

The much-derided virtual reality has found an unexpectedly useful niche in the world of architecture, writes Steve Ranger. And there is more to come.

We spoke to Bence Pap an architect and academic turned CEO. He's the co-founder of Artefact - a Mixed Reality Studio focusing on developing new augmented reality services and products catering to commercial and cultural markets.

In this in-depth essay, James O'Malley explains why he believes the Apple Vision Pro, along with Apple's inherent advantages, will win the AR war - if there is a war to be won

An unhappy experience with a tiny mouse makes the UK's grumpiest IT manager map out what he thinks a user interface should look like - and explains why everyone should know their keyboard shortcuts.

Apple’s “Pro” products target business users most of the time, but what’s the business use for its high-end, high-cost, Vision Pro AR headset?

Apple made a huge number of business-friendly announcements at WWDC. Here, we summarise what you need to know, and break down what they might mean for your business.

How can augmented reality help businesses? And is it one of those never-never land technologies that we're kept waiting for, or has it already landed? We have the answers.

Can AR glasses really replace the screens on our desks? Spacetop provides a 100in virtual display for a laptop, and the company behind them says yes. Barry Collins isn't so sure.