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04Jan/22

Vuzix and TeamViewer to Jointly Demonstrate Frontline AR Platform for Connected Workers at CES 2022

January 4, 2022InnovationAugmented reality, Computing, Display technology, Emerging technologies, Human–computer interaction, Mixed reality, Multimodal interaction, Smartglasses, TeamViewer, Technology, Vuzix, VUZIX CORPORATION, Wearable computerssmbale

Vuzix® Corporation (NASDAQ: VUZI), (“Vuzix” or, the “Company”), a leading supplier of Smart Glasses and Augmented Reality (AR) technology and products, today announced it would jointly demonstrate TeamViewer Frontline, an AR platform, with TeamViewer at CES 2022 in Las Vegas this week. Continue reading

31Oct/16

Smart glass taps into beer drinker’s data

October 31, 2016InnovationAugmented reality, bars with chip, beer brewer, Ben Biron, beverage, beverage analytics, beverage preferences, board member, CEO, City: KIRKLARELI, Company: Glassify, Company: Pasabahce's Innovation, Company: Weissbeerger, Continent: Europe, Continent: North America, Country: Israel, Country: Turkey, Display technology, Gamify, glass, Glassify, head of product, Human–computer interaction, Israel, KIRKLARELI, Microchip Technology, Omer Agiv, Privately-owned startup, Science and technology, smart phones, Smartglasses, smartphone, Technology, Tel Aviv headquarters, Turkey, Ubiquitous computing, Weissbeergersmbale

A “smart” drinking glass embedded with a microchip gathers data on drinker preferences for beverage companies, with the customer offered perks and promotions in exchange.

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07Dec/15

Finnish optical display could rival Google Glass

December 7, 2015InnovationAugmented reality, Camera lens, Display technology, Emerging technologies, Espoo, Eyewear, Finland, Glasses, Google, Google Glass, Human–computer interaction, Lens, Light-emitting diode, Mobile computers, Optics, Science and technology, Smartglasses, smartphone, Spectacles, Sunnari, Technology, Wearable computers, Wearable technologysmbale

The era of bulky, geeky-looking smartglasses might be over. Developers in Finland have created a thin display that fits into ordinary eyewear.

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