AWE 2023 Is Right Around the Corner
Over a thousand speakers. Over a hundred exhibitors. Not to mention the Auggie Awards. All in just three days. Returning soon to Santa Clara, it's AWE 2023!
Over a thousand speakers. Over a hundred exhibitors. Not to mention the Auggie Awards. All in just three days. Returning soon to Santa Clara, it's AWE 2023!
AWE has selected 150 projects from across six continents to move to the next phase of the competition, bringing participants closer to the grand prize. The projects cover a comprehensive array of topics, with the ultimate goal of using XR technologies to combat climate change.
Do you want to rally others toward environmental conservation through XR? AWE's "XR Prize Challenge: Fight Climate Change" competition is something you won't want to pass up.
What you can expect at AWE EU 2022, what you should plan on seeing, and how you can get there more affordably with a discount for ARPost readers.
Our coverage of the Augmented World Expo’s 13th annual Auggie Awards, including main categories, the two Best of Show categories, and the Awesome Award.
The final Auggies were awarded and the Expo floor was open, but much of the final day of AWE had more serious discussions, many on health and inclusion.
The second day of AWE is often overshadowed by the opening of the expo floor. But, that isn’t all that happened. Keynotes, a panel, a play, and much more.
A glance at some of the companies, speakers, panels, and events that will absorb our attention during this year’s AWE from June 1-3 in Santa Clara.
This year’s Auggie Awards ceremony saw two new categories with winners including Microsoft, Google, Zappar, Hand Physics Lab, Breonna’s Garden, Snap, and Niantic.
Panels led by Dean Takahashi and Kavya Pearlman, and talks by Kent Bye, Hao Li, and Louis Cacciuttolo. All followed by Ori Inbar’s closing and the state of XR.
Takes on the metaverse from Bobby Murphy, Charlie Fink, Toni Parisi, Catherine D. Henry, and Kavya Pearlman, plus news from Blippar, Vuzix, and CareAR.
Qualcomm, Niantic, and 8th Wall announce metaverse builders, news from Chicken Waffle, and a talk on the role of NFTs and gaming in our virtual identities.
We talk to Charlie Fink and Greg Chiemingo about what makes the AWE conference so special to them in honor of the event’s return to in-person.
It is humanly impossible to see all that there is to see at AWE. Here, we learn that it is also impossible to write about all that we want to see.
Representatives of Unity, 8th Wall, Holo-Light, Media Monks, and Sunrise International share their insights and predictions on changing XR markets.
Announcements from Unreal and Atheer, and a series of panel discussions focusing on the future of XR. Finally, AWE wraps with the Auggies and Nextant awards.
AWE Day 3 featured XR technology talks from the University of Oregon and the Virtual World Society, with announcements from Unity, HP and Microsoft, NVIDIA, and others.
Tools, updates, SDKs, market projections, adapting to COVID and more. Industry experts and enterprise reps from major XR companies in our AWE highlight.
The four-day XR technology conference AWE started off with a welcome address by founder Ori Inbar and news from 8th Wall, Google, Qualcomm, Sony, and others.
We look at the past, present, and future of the XR technology showcase and AWE’s Auggies, including the first public announcement of this year’s nominations.
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