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.
Remix Reality Weekly
In this drop: Robots are being trained to do your chores, from folding laundry to walking the dog. Perception is becoming infrastructure, and spatial systems are getting smarter, safer, and more useful. Plus, Tom’s Take on why the killer app isn’t an app—it’s a brain.
Remix Reality Weekly
In this drop: XR training graduates from pilot to enterprise, Meta pushes boundaries on wrist-based input, and robotaxis become the ride of choice for comfort and safety. Plus, Amazon bets big on ambient AI, Sharp gets hands-on with VR, and Notre Dame goes digital.
Remix Reality Weekly
This edition of Remix Reality Weekly explores the rising influence of spatial computing across robotics, healthcare, education, aviation, and media. Highlights include no-code automation tools from Augmentus, the first autonomous gallbladder surgery by a Johns Hopkins robot
Remix Reality Weekly
This week, we explore why XR is not quite immersive, yet. From light field displays to thermal haptics, spatial computing is expanding beyond sight and sound, pushing into touch, temperature, and full sensory fidelity.
Remix Reality Weekly
This week’s radar tracks robots hitting the streets and digital twins shaping strategy. Amazon debuts DeepFleet AI to optimize a million-robot network, Serve expands autonomous deliveries in Atlanta, and frontline.io embeds XR training in enterprise headsets.
Remix Reality Weekly
This week’s Remix Reality drop explores the next wave of spatial systems: Solos’ modular AI glasses, Google’s on-device Gemini model for robots, and Swave’s chip-based holography for true 3D displays. Plus, a look at why smartglasses are becoming the new battleground for fashion, form, and function.
Remix Reality Weekly
Oakley’s AI glasses, Nestlé’s digital twins, Wanna’s AR try-on for heels, and Tom’s POV on why spatial computing is shifting from devices to systems