Medicine & TechnologyTechnology will change warfare and produce super-soldiers. Continue reading to learn how augmented reality (AR), virtual reality (VR) and quantum computers play a role in the upcoming major changes.
A new pair of smart eyeglasses are designed for hard-of-hearing users to let them see subtitles in front of their eyes and rewind conversations. Learn more about it in this article.
Big players in the field of technology now show interest in defining and developing metaverse through Metaverse Standard Forum. To learn more about this progress, continue reading.
Google's new (augmented reality) AR glasses enable menu translation and navigation among other specs not found in its flopped Google Glasses a decade ago. Read the article to know why the new device is better.
A California-based firm has successfully created smart augmented reality contact lenses and it's already in testing phases. Read more to know the details.
The technology that powers those holograms is rapidly approaching reality. Read on to know how a hologram and augmented reality work together and learn about its various applications.
Ex-UK advisor Catriona Campbell explains what are virtual children and what they offer to solve overpopulation. Read more about this AI-powered technology and the benefits it could give to parents.
A pediatrician from Florida explains how digital reality helped them and patients have more convenient operations than ever. Read more about how Smileyscope works, and what is its impact on children who needs needle-based procedures.
The metaverse is being constructed today, and many giant companies want in. Read more about this virtual environment and what it brings to the future of our current communication technologies.
Blind children experience difficulty in socializing with other people. Read on to know more about a new solution by Microsoft, and how to join the ongoing research.
Phobys, a science-based mobile application, uses augmented reality as exposure therapy to help people with arachnophobia overcome their fear of spiders.
Communication delays between the International Space Station and Mission Control Center had been a problem in the past, but now NASA's new augmented reality program is assisting astronauts without help from the ground crew.