Little Cities: Diorama, a re-imagined mixed reality version of the city-building game, launches on Apple Vision Pro this December.
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EXOcars Review: A Shining Example Of The Racing Genre
EXOcars blends physics-based arcade racing with enjoyable gameplay design, and it’s out tomorrow on Steam and Quest.
Synapse Reaches PlayStation Plus Premium Game Catalog Next Week
Synapse will become the latest PS VR2 title to join the PlayStation Plus Premium game catalog next week.
Xiaomi Reportedly Partners with Goertek to Chase Success of Ray-Ban Meta Smartglasses
Xiaomi makes everything, from phones and vacuum cleaners to massage guns and even electric cars. Now, according to a report from Chinese media 36kr, Xiaomi may be developing a device that goes toe-to-toe with Ray-Ban Meta smartglasses. The report maintains Xiaomi is planning to launch a new generation of AI-assisted smartglasses, which will be built […]
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Indie Hit ‘Clone Drone in the Danger Zone’ is Getting a VR-exclusive Sequel Next Month
Clone Drone in the Danger Zone (2021), the hit arena battler from indie studio Doborog, is bringing the game’s voxel slice-em-up action in a new VR-exclusive sequel next month, coming to Quest and PC VR headsets. Called Clone Drone in the Hyperdome, the new single-player VR experience includes a thick slice of the series’ unique combat and […]
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5 Years Later, ‘Beat Saber’ Drops Long Overdue Follow-up to Its First Paid DLC
Monstercat Mixtape released a little over five years ago, marking Beat Saber’s first foray into paid DLC. Now, VR’s favorite block-slashing rhythm game just got the long-awaited Vol. 2 follow-up: Monstercat Mixtape 2. The 12-track paid DLC, now available across all supported VR headsets, includes a few familiar names like Tokyo Machine and Pegboard Nerds. Priced […]
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DNA Tech, Life Science Top Science Schedule as Station Boosts Orbit
Wednesday’s research schedule aboard the International Space Station was packed with DNA-like nanomaterials, ultrasound scans, and a variety of advanced science hardware maintenance. The Expedition 72 crew also continued its ongoing life support and systems servicing ensuring the upkeep of the orbital outpost. NASA Flight Engineers Suni Williams and Nick Hague continued exploring manufacturing DNA-like …
Biotech and Human Research Fill Station Crew’s Schedule
Biotechnology research topped the science schedule aboard the International Space Station on Tuesday to advance in-space manufacturing of health therapies. The Expedition 72 crew members also took a physical fitness test, studied futuristic piloting techniques, and maintained a variety of research and electronics hardware throughout the day. NASA Flight Engineers Don Pettit and Nick Hague …
How Cancer Help Desk and Lenovo Bridge Patient Knowledge Gaps with XR and AI
Cancer Help Desk, a healthcare nonprofit organization, is working to demonstrate how virtual reality (VR) technology can significantly enhance outcomes for individuals dealing with cancer. Through innovative approaches, the organization is exploring VR’s potential to support and empower its users in navigating complex medical situations. “Cancer Help Desk’s mission is to provide accessible healthcare resources […]
Sony XR Headset New Communication Features Teased, via USPTO Patent
Sony is currently gauging the interest of the XR community with its upcoming but secretive headset. Already, Sony has experience producing VR devices via its PSVR gaming device line-up. However, this year, reports have suggested that the technology giant is working on another device that covers different XR use cases. Most recently, the keenly […]