Spatial Computing

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Meta Releases Official Trailer for VR Glasses

Meta posted its official 86-second VR Glasses trailer, “Introducing Meta VR Glasses | Spring 2027”, on 23 September, and it passed 234,000 YouTube views in about 12 hours. The trailer promises a larger-than-life screen you can take anywhere, immersive sports, 3D cinema and IMAX, a personal office in any room, and a light, comfortable design. We check each promise against the hardware: 2412 x 2288 micro-OLED displays per eye, a 70 x 66 degree field of view, a 100 g visor tethered to a 300 g puck with about three hours of battery, no controllers in the box, and a $1,299.99 price for spring 2027.

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Meta Announces AI-Native VR Glasses and Updates to Muse Assistant

At Connect 2026 on 23 September, Meta unveiled Meta VR Glasses, about 100-gram glasses with a 5K micro-OLED display and a clip-on compute puck that replace the Quest headset. They are controlled by eye tracking, hand gestures and voice, cost $1,299.99 and launch in spring 2027. Meta also updated its Muse agent with real-time voice, voice design, Muse Realtime Avatar, its own email address, Mac app control and 18 new connectors, and promised hands-free Muse on its AI glasses in the coming months. This article covers the specs, launch content, trade-offs, privacy questions and business implications.

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What Is Immersive Technology? VR, AR, MR and XR Explained

Immersive technology places people inside digital content or lays digital content over the real world. This 2026 guide explains virtual, augmented and mixed reality, XR and smart glasses, how the hardware works, what Quest, Vision Pro, Galaxy XR, Ray-Ban Display and Snap Specs cost, IDC market forecasts, proven business uses in training and healthcare, health and privacy risks, OpenXR and WebXR, and how to run a first pilot.

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Spatial Computing Explained: Examples and Key Concepts

Spatial Computing Explained: Examples and Key Concepts

Imagine walking into your living room, pointing your phone at an empty space, and watching as a full-size couch materializes before your eyes, seemingly right in front of you. Or picture looking at a machine in a factory and receiving step-by-step repair instructions that float next to the machine, guiding you through each stage. These experiences are made possible by spatial computing, an innovative technology that merges the physical and virtual worlds.

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