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I've been plowing through this month's WIRED cover story, The Untold Story of Magic Leap, the World's Most Secretive Startup (not to be confused with Leap Motion). For all intents and purposes, Magic Leap is another contender up against Oculus or Hololens or Vive but, according to the article, quite a bit head of all of them in terms of the experience it creates and the technology it uses to create an augmented reality experience. The catch, of course, is that very few people outside the company have used it or seen much footage from the experience.
It's unfortunate that the technology hasn't made its way out into the world but I imagine they'll have to move relatively soon or their competitors will catch up and, possibly, pass them. Even if the device itself is all hype (quite possible), it's a great article about the current state of VR, AR, MR and how it interacts with the biology of our systems.
It's unfortunate that the technology hasn't made its way out into the world but I imagine they'll have to move relatively soon or their competitors will catch up and, possibly, pass them. Even if the device itself is all hype (quite possible), it's a great article about the current state of VR, AR, MR and how it interacts with the biology of our systems.
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