Efficient text entry without an actual keyboard remains an industry-wide challenge for unlocking productivity use-cases in XR headsets. Researchers have created a comprehensive catalog of existing text entry techniques to codify different methods and analyze their pros and cons. By making the catalog freely available, the researchers hope to give others a head start on […]
Okta CEO: AI Will Lead to More Software Engineers, Not Less
Dario Amodei, the CEO of $61 billion AI startup Anthropic, said last month that AI will take over coding for software engineers within a year. Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg said in January that Meta was developing AI that could code as well as a mid-level engineer this year. Last month, Sam Altman said that eventually, […]
New York Makes Driving Trains Fun For All
There’s perhaps no medium better suited to deep simulation than VR, which is why it’s surprising that we haven’t seen more train simulators on either PC VR or standalone devices like the Meta Quest. The most hardcore simulator fans will recreate the driver’s seat of trains or invest in lavish setups and controls to recreate […]
Nintendo Switch 2 Won’t Support the Original ‘Labo VR’ Kit
Despite wide-ranging backwards compatibility with Nintendo’s previous consoles, we can’t say we had high hopes for this one. As we suspected, Nintendo has now confirmed that its Labo VR Kit won’t work on the newly unveiled Nintendo Switch 2. Released in 2019, Nintendo’s Labo: Toy-Con 04 VR Kit was the company first public experiment in […]
Secure Your Family’s Digital Life for $16
Disclosure: Our goal is to feature products and services that we think you’ll find interesting and useful. If you purchase them, Entrepreneur may get a small share of the revenue from the sale from our commerce partners. Digital clutter isn’t just an inconvenience for business professionals—it’s a productivity killer. Add in family concerns like kids […]
Up Close With Star Trek, Addams Family, Indiana Jones, BSG & More
Pinball FX VR is now officially out and we recently went hands-on during a live stream to tour the arcade and check out all of the new tables Zen Studios brought to life. When you purchase the game you get three tables included and no…none of your previously purchased Zen Pinball tables carry over into […]
The XR Week Peek (2025.03.31): Samsung may launch XR glasses this year, Vivo announces Vision headset, and more!
It’s the last day of March, it’s a beautiful day, I just delivered a project… so it’s a wonderful moment to talk about the most interesting pieces of news of the week in AR and VR! And yes, also to make a little mention of all the “Studio Ghibli” AI hype… Top news of the week […]
Meta’s Latest Quest Store Revenue Figure Signals a Steady but Stagnant Marketplace
Last month at the annual Game Developers Conference, Meta offered an update to the state of the Quest marketplace. Included in that update was mention that content on the Quest store has earned “over $2 billion.” If that figure sounds familiar, that’s because… it’s the same figure the company shared more than a year ago. […]
How to Protect Your IP Without Breaking the Bank
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Patents can be a hidden cost trap for startups. While they seem like a one-time expense, the reality is different. Filing is just the beginning. A single U.S. patent can exceed $50,000 over its lifetime as legal fees, government fees, international filings and annuities after issuance stack […]
Developer Gets PlayStation VR2 Eye Tracking Working On PC
A software engineer managed to get PlayStation VR2’s eye tracking working on PC, though they caution that it’s currently “extremely WIP” and lacks calibration. The developer currently goes by the handle whatdahopper, and releases their software open source as Bnuuy Solutions. Their first publicly released VR tool was OculusKiller, three years ago, which makes Quest […]