Tag Archives: interview

The metaverse and Web3 have huge potential but adoption is still tricky. How do we get more people on board? InfiniteWorld says the answer is gaming.

We talk with Reactar founder and CEO Richard Penny about how their latest creation, homeAR, and its augmented reality application is building the future.

From the company's CES news, to developing use cases, to working with other vendors, Travers has a lot to say about the past, present, and future of smart glasses.

Virtual reality is reshaping how we view art. Self-taught VR artist Sabby Life is on a journey to redefine modern art as we know it.

JigSpace has been around since 2015 but they have a new lease of life thanks to a successful funding round and a promising partnership with Snap.

Avatour recently closed a $2.9M funding round after a commercial launch just over a year ago. ARPost got a look around, courtesy of CEO Devon Copley.

Look inside “The Augmented Workforce”, an industrialist’s how-to and technologist’s factory tour. Featuring quotes by authors John Buzzell and Cathy Hackl.

We talk with Holoride CEO and Co-founder Nils Wollny about their recent funding round, going on the blockchain, the future of transportation, and more.

We talk with 8th Wall’s VP of Product, Tom Emrich, about Release 16, the IAB Augmented Reality Board, Tetavi integration, and working with Carolina Herrera.

Virbela uses spatialized audio, creative avatars, intuitive controls, and a hardware-agnostic app to bring telepresence to individuals and organizations.

We talk with Mojo Vision’s CTO Dr. Mike Wiemer about exactly why putting AR technology into a contact lens is so hard. Years in the making and years away.

Perceive’s flagship Ergo chip uses neural networks and cloud computing to change how connected devices (possibly AR glasses) process and transmit data.

We talk with CEO Frank Furnari about VRtuoso, remote learning, and Enterprise XR in the time of the pandemic and beyond, into the future of XR tech.

Blippar was early on the AR experiences scene. Maybe too early. But they’re back and changing the way that we look at… well, a lot of things, actually.

XpertVR builds augmented and virtual reality simulations for market research, giving clients an in-depth understanding of consumer behavior.

International award-winning director Tamara Shogaolu gets candid about Anoushka, the challenges, and the power of Black women in extended reality.

The 5G Open Innovation Lab is building a network of companies that are populating the next generation of the internet. Taqtile is one of those companies.

ThinkReality is the extended reality arm of Lenovo. Through collaboration within the company and partnerships with other groups, they rethink reality.

Self-proclaimed “Kid Tony Stark” talks to ARPost about the Vector Gear, a next-generation XR headset with a custom UI currently seeking funds on Indiegogo.

VR headsets present simulated distance on a flat image plane. It makes some of us uncomfortable after a while but it’s the only way to make VR. Or is it?