📬 Remix Reality Weekly: The Eyes of AI, The Shape of Robots, The Future of Displays

Your free Friday drop of spatial computing updates—plus what Remix Reality Insiders unlocked this week.

🛰️ The Signal

This week’s defining shift.

Fashion is becoming the front door for smartglasses.

The fashion layer is now the distribution layer for physical AI wearables. This time, it’s not just about making glasses smart, it’s about making them matter. And brand equity is what sells.

👉 Get the full insight in this week’s Insider drop.

📡 Weekly Radar

Your weekly scan across the spatial computing stack.

🕶️ Solo doubles down on AI smartglasses in latest product lineup

• AirGo V2 features a slim 16MP camera, live video streaming, visual AI, and support for AI models like ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini.

👷 DEEP Robotics reinvents UHV inspections with wheel-legged robot

• LYNX M20 combines wheels and legs to navigate complex, maze-like substation layouts.

🥽 Swave Photonics gets €6M from Samsung to advance holographic display

• Swave Photonics secures €6M to develop chips that project true 3D images, eliminating the need for waveguides.

🎮 Meta and Xbox launch limited edition Quest 3S bundle

• Quest's first limited edition bundle includes custom gear and Game Pass for just $399.99.

🛰️ First-ever dynamic digital twin satellite to launch in space

• The onboard software will continuously assess and predict the satellite’s power system health using real-time AI.

🤖 Google introduces on-device Gemini model for real-time robot tasks

• A new on-device model enables robots to perform tasks more efficiently and adapt across various platforms, ranging from dual-arm bots to humanoids.

👁️ TDK acquires SoftEye to speed development of complete smart glasses systems

• SoftEye develops custom chips, cameras, and algorithms that enable an end-to-end system for smart glasses, branded as "the eyes for AI."

🌀 Tom's Take

Unfiltered POV from the editor-in-chief.

Apple Vision Pro should have launched as Apple TV Vision.

The hardware is incredible, but the magic isn’t in multitasking; it’s in entertainment. I was reminded of this during DAZN’s XR World Cup experience, which features 3D tabletop matches, 180-degree video feeds, and interactive replays for key moments. Similar experiences can be found in the PGA and NBA apps. Watching sports on a big screen is one thing, but watching it unfold as a real-time simulation in front of you, from multiple perspectives, is a game-changer.

Pair that with Apple’s massive investment in Apple TV+ content for Vision Pro, including immersive originals featuring Alicia Keys, Bono, and more, and it becomes clear that Vision Pro is a premium media device in disguise.

While I love the ambition behind a true spatial computer, I can’t help but wonder if we’d see more Vision Pros in people’s homes if Apple had positioned it as a next-gen Apple TV. A focus on immersive sports, music, and entertainment could have simplified the value prop, allowed for lower specs (and a lower price), and reached a broader market. Plus, duo or family bundles could have made it a shared, social experience that would have eliminated the need for a traditional screen completely.

Apple may not have needed to make a spatial computer right from the start. It needed to disrupt TV to win the living room before conquering every use case.

🔒 What Insiders Got This Week

This week’s Insider drop included:

• 🧠 Reality Decoded: The five-layer framework of spatial computing and how you sit at the center of this new system.
• 🔮 What’s Next: Three forward signals on the death of VR as a market driver, how eyes for AI will define the next interface, and robots that are built for tasks, not fantasy.

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