Rory Greener

3 weeks ago | xrtoday.com | Rory Greener

Just a week ahead of Apple’s WWDC event next week, Meta is sparking interest in social media-based spatial computing experiences, perhaps in a bid to volley off potential market interest stemming from new Vision Pro news next week. According to Meta, its Reality Labs XR division is working with the Instagram application to test 3D photos that appear directly on Quest users’ feeds.

3 weeks ago | xrtoday.com | Rory Greener

Next week, Apple will host its annual WWDC showcase from June 9 to 13, 2025, at Apple Park. The showcase will provide insight into Apple innovations across its portfolio, including the Vision Pro. Susan Prescott, Apple’s Vice President of Worldwide Developer Relations, said during the event’s first announcement:We’re excited to mark another incredible year of WWDC with our global developer community.

3 weeks ago | xrtoday.com | Rory Greener

Recently, smart glasses vendor Vuzix Corporation announced a new partnership with Ramblr, marking yet another stepping stone towards the veteran AR hardware firm’s success in 2025. The move also allows Vuzix to continue its journey of AI integration for its AR hardware portfolio, a notable trend across the smart glasses market, which Google recently highlighted as reaching a convergence point this year.

1 month ago | xrtoday.com | Rory Greener

The XR Awards 2025 have concluded. This year, the event celebrated the top achievers in XR innovation for enterprise clients. XR Today, along with a distinguished panel of industry expert judges, announced the winners across all categories, showcasing the best XR business solutions. Before the event, the judges carefully curated a list of finalists and winners, all of whom demonstrated remarkable examples of XR implementation in enterprises.

1 month ago | xrtoday.com | Rory Greener

A recent report from InterDigital and market research firm Futuresource Consulting showed that the increasing accessibility of RT3D immersive/XR services means that current networking architecture may not be powerful enough to support this growth. The firm’s report “Media over Wireless: Networks for Ubiquitous Video” highlighted that XR applications are placing new demands on wireless networks, which, in their current state, will struggle to support the next generation of immersive entertainment.