The Total Immersion developers released a free iPhone app in the App Store a few days ago that uses augmented reality face-tracking technologies to let you try virtual glasses and see how they fit.

And adding to the interest, the 2nd iteration of the development kits were released, causing a resurgence in virtual reality development ... printed wearable video goggles via Adafruit.

and virtual reality (VR) glasses that are already on the market. Apple’s goal, according to the news outlet and a series of recent rumors, is developing a less expensive, more accessible ...

The technology, which Apple has used in the 2020 iPad Pro and iPhone 12 series, dramatically improves environmental mapping for AR experiences. It can place virtual objects in a real-world ...

An curved arrow pointing right. RideOn goggles let you experience augmented reality while skiing or snowboarding. The goggles let you chat with your friends, while also giving you virtual games to ...