Tom is the Founder & Editor-in-Chief of Remix Reality. A pioneer in AR, VR, and wearables, he brings 15 years of experience in spatial computing as a journalist, investor, and product leader—often called “the man from the future.”
Remix Reality Weekly
In this drop: Are AV-only lanes needed for autonomy to succeed, Rokid gains momentum on Kickstarter with AI + AR glasses, Meta expands GenAI world tools, and Nuro raises $203M for global robotaxi growth.
Remix Reality Insider
In this drop, the physical AI platform era takes shape with NVIDIA Jetson Thor. Plus, robotaxis redefine rides, cities open to AVs, delivery robots diversify, and new XR glasses push spatial computing into daily life.
Editorial
As more AV services roll out to even more cities, the big question is how they’ll win riders beyond early adopters. From my time using them, four advantages stand out.
News
Telexistence Inc. has announced a new service that will generate robotic motion datasets tailored to customer needs. It will officially begin in January 2026, with pre-orders available starting September 2025.
Remix Reality Weekly
In this drop we question the ethics of robot fights, then track XR’s rise as a marketing medium, new AI brains for robots, training for adoption, and the infrastructure hardening behind spatial computing.
Remix Reality Insider
In this drop we decode the AI brain powering the next era of robots, plus XR as marketing infrastructure, autonomy as ecosystems, and the training needed to scale adoption.
Breaking News
Immersive studio, Aircards, is announcing a £3.0 million growth capital investment from Foresight Group.
Remix Reality Weekly
In this drop: Robotaxis get personal, tailoring rides to your mood and habits. Plus: AI glasses, warehouse wearables, faster 3D tools, and more.
Remix Reality Insider
In this drop: Digital twins are evolving into living, AI-powered environments, while robotaxis are tailoring every ride to you. We decode how adaptive systems are scaling across industries — spanning context-aware AI glasses, cross-domain robotics, and autonomous delivery networks
Editorial
AI glasses will lead the next wave of consumer devices, offering voice-first assistants that work with your phone. Displays are too early as battery, comfort, and context issues still stand in the way, and consumers are not yet ready.
Field Notes
The wearable pendant, called AI Wayfinding Companion, was created by a team of three, including Ian Curtis, Emma McMillin, and Jim O'Donnell, as part of a 7-day hackathon held at Niantic Spatial. It's meant to be worn as a specialized companion for navigation and environmental understanding.
Remix Reality Weekly
In this drop: Robots become rolling billboards, AVs turn into mobile brand experiences, and humanoids could be ad-supported. Plus, care-bots, wildfire-rebuilding robots, ultrawide VR headsets, immersive video tools, XR network twins, Niantic’s Quest 3 SDK, and a $20M robot OS round.