The latest news, analysis, and insights on Spatial Computing. 9 articles and counting.
The fifth VR Games Showcase delivered 30-plus announcements, but the real story is which titles treat VR as its own medium and which are just flat-screen games wearing a headset.
Meta cut 700 more jobs yesterday, hitting Reality Labs again. Two rounds in three months, a gutted first-party content pipeline, and a company spending billions on AI. Here is what XR developers should actually do with their build decisions right now.
Autodesk VRED now streams to Apple Vision Pro via NVIDIA CloudXR foveated streaming. Kia, BMW, Volvo, and Rivian are already using it. Here's the TCO math and IT integration reality.
From a 4-player VR heist wearing the Payday mask to a crossplay FPS bridging headsets and flatscreens, the fifth VRGS made one thing clear: VR gaming is done asking for permission.
Google's Android XR platform now spans headsets, AR glasses, and AI frames from five manufacturers. It's the Android smartphone playbook all over again, and the developer ecosystem race against Meta is just getting started.
ByteDance's Pico is swinging hard at Apple's spatial computing throne with Project Swan — a 4,000 PPI micro-OLED headset running a purpose-built mixed reality OS. Here's why the hardware specs should make Cupertino sweat.
Meta announced it was killing Horizon Worlds on VR. Then the community spoke — and within 24 hours, the company reversed course. This is what that reversal actually means for spatial computing.
NVIDIA's GDC 2026 announcements include 90fps VR streaming on GeForce NOW, DLSS 4.5 with Dynamic Multi Frame Generation, and RTX Mega Geometry. For spatial computing, the 90fps upgrade is the real headline.
Samsung is taking the Galaxy XR global while Google reveals the full UI framework for Android XR glasses. With Apple's Vision Pro in retreat, the XR platform war just got a new front-runner.