7 insider tips for Europes largest tech event - Mobile World Congress

Every year the eyes of the world turn to Las Vegas for CES. Just a few weeks later Europe follows up with Mobile World Congress. For many, the Barcelona event is a second chance to outperform competitors with even greater announcements and surprises for the upcoming year. Here’s a look of some[…]

We tested the Magic Leap for months: This is what we think

Is the Magic Leap ready for industry?

While this may seem like a trick question to some, it was front of mind for the RE’FLEKT team during the unboxing of our very own Magic Leap. We’ve read the reviews and seen the tests but how would it really match up to the current seasoned veteran in the[…]

Reality Report: Augmented and Mixed Reality

Samsung takes it to the cloud, HTC Vive gets untethered, future-proof VR headsets capable of human eyesight resolution and more all in this months Reality Report.

AWE EU 2018 - Ground Zero for the XR Revolution

 "Go XR or go home!" was the bold opening statement from Executive and Founder of AWE Ori Inbar to kick off the third annual edition of Augmented World Expo EU in the European heartland of industry - Munich, Germany. And it seems like the American Entrepreneur/Investor has quite a point as his[…]

Reality Report: Augmented and Mixed Reality

From major investment deals to new acquisitions - The last weeks saw some big developments in the Augmented and Virtual Reality fields. The world finally witnessed the unveiling of the much anticipated Magic Leap One device, Alibaba plans to transform its online platform using AR, and Virtual[…]

Project Tango: Google entwickelt das Augmented-Reality-Phone

Google Glass war der Anfang, jetzt geht's rund: Project Tango. Mit "The future is awesome" kündigen die Google-Entwickler ein neues Zeitalter für Mobile Devices an, wenn es um die Ausstattung mit moderner Sensorik geht. Neue Kamera und Tiefensensor lassen das Smartphone unsere Umgebung in Echtzeit[…]

Der unsichtbare Fahrer - Technologiekombination mit AR

Was bei Drohnen technologisch schon üblich ist, soll in den kommenden fünf bis zehn Jahren auch beim Auto Einzug halten: Die Fernsteuerung. Heute noch als unrealistisch wahrgenommen, wird an der Technischen Universität München (TUM) bereits der unsichtbare Fahrer praktiziert. In der vergangenen[…]