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AR|VR|MR Focus

Announcement

AR|VR|MR Focus magazine is now the official magazine for the SPIE AR|VR|MR conference and exhibition taking place in San Francisco, 30th January – 1st February 2023.

You can find out more about the SPIE AR|VR|MR show here.

AR|VR|MR magazine is the new publication from the team that brings you optics.org, VISION Focus magazine and the Photonics West show daily.

With a focus on the optical technologies that enable advances in AR|VR|MR applications, AR|VR|MR Focus is leading the way with exclusive business news, market trends and product applications. Published by SPIE (the international society for optics and photonics) and the official media partner for the AR|VR|MR conference we’ll put your company in front of some of the leading players in this rapidly expanding industry. (Amazon, Facebook, Google to name but a few.)

From automotive to medical applications the potential for the AR|VR|MR applications is enormous and we’ll make sure that you’re hitting the right people at exactly the right time.

Contact the team to include your latest PR or product announcement in advance of this key XR and application driven event. AR|VR|MR Focus will also be actively promoted via optics.org, the optics.org weekly eNewsletter (sent to over 20,000 opt-in subscribers), promoted via social media groups (LinkedIn and twitter).

To add your product or tell about your AR|VR|MR applications contact the team.

Sales: rob.fisher@optics.org

Got something to say then contact the editorial team about potential editorial inclusion in future editions.

Editorial: matthew.peach@optics.org

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Summer
As shown on this issue’s cover, Leadoptik, a Silicon Valley startup working to develop an optical probe for early-stage diagnosis of lung cancer, has raised $5 million in a round of seed funding. The new cash is expected to enable the company to gain US Food & Drug Administration approval for its technology, which is based around metamaterial optics. The novel technology supports an ultra-thin imaging probe much smaller than a conventional bronchoscope, and capable of accessing the tiniest airways in the lung. Highlights in the Summer issue include:
  • Mojo Vision announces smart glasses partnership with DigiLens
  • Leadoptik lands $5M to develop ultra-thin lung cancer imaging probe
  • Teledyne announces AI enhancements to its image processing software
  • IQE, Mojo Vision advance RGB and blue micro-LED development
  • Metalens startup Imagia raises $4.5M
  • Ultrahigh-density holographic projection offers better 3D images
  • NASA’s Autonomous Aircraft Decision technology takes simulated urban flight test
  • Harvard SEAS develops new way to create holograms
  • Embedded systems: a future with AI and sustainability
  • Augmenting reality through lithography
  • Omnivision launches LCOS panel for smart glasses
  • University of London to open UK’s largest AR/VR design learning center
Download your free copy here or if you're attending the LASER World Of Photonics conference and exhibition visit the ARVRMR Focus team. Hall B2.120

Summer 2023

Spring
Welcome to the Spring edition of ARVRMR Focus with a look at some of the very latest technologies and innovations to take ARVRMR applications to the next level. Here are some of the highlights:
  • MIT’s new AR headset enables wearers to find ‘hidden’ objects
  • Zeiss becomes sole owner of AR/VR developer ‘tooz’
  • Teledyne announces AI enhancements to its image processing software
  • Wavefront shaping offers benefits from telescopes to biological tissue imaging
  • Dispelix claims holographic waveguide breakthrough for immersive AR
  • MIT stacks LEDs vertically for high-resolution digital screens
  • NASA’s Autonomous Aircraft Decision technology takes simulated urban flight test
  • Harvard SEAS develops new way to create holograms
  • Embedded systems: a future with AI and sustainability
  • Augmenting reality through lithography
  • DigiLens introduces new AR/XR smart glasses for enterprise applications
  • University of London to open UK’s largest AR/VR design learning center
Download your free copy here or if you're attending the SPIE Defense+Commercial Sensing conference and exhibition visit the ARVRMR Focus team. Booth 1331

Spring 2023

Winter
Happy New Year and welcome to the Winter edition of ARVRMR Focus with a look at some of the very latest technologies and innovations to take ARVRMR applications to the next level. Here are some of the highlights:
  • VoxelSensors, OQmented collaborate on novel laser scanner for 3D perception
  • Dispelix, Colorchip, Maradin partner to develop MEMS-based laser scanning
    solutions for AR glasses
  • ITRI and Ganvix extend blue VCSEL venture
  • Flir announces partnership with RealWear, a developer of AR wearables
  • BAE Systems and Red 6 to trial AR systems on Hawk jet trainer
  • 3D-Micromac and Schott join forces on augmented reality waveguides
  • Lumotive raises $13M for metamaterial beam-steering chips
  • AR|VR|MR 2023: a leaner, meaner XR industry
  • LZH and Beneq cooperate to develop ‘ultrafast’ ALD coatings
  • Ganvix signs epitaxy deal to develop green VCSELs
  • Kopin spins off OLED unit targeting AR/VR applications
  • TRI and Ganvix extend blue VCSEL venture
This edition of ARVRMR Focus will be published in association with the SPIE ARVRMR conference and exhibition in San Francisco from the 31st Jan - 1st Feb 2023.

Winter 2023

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