Update: Future Apple VR/AR headset just tipped for breakthrough display. If Apple’s latest round of patents is any indication, wearables could play a key role when it comes to operating any ...

Diver-X, the Japan-based startup known for pitching an ambitious VR headset earlier this year, is at it again, this time with a pair of VR gloves that incorporates a membrane capable of flexing ...

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The growing VR/AR show, Augmented World Expo 2025 (AWE), features several products and parts hinting at the future of mixed reality and virtual reality headsets and glasses. But one company ...

Apple is working on more ideas it could implement in its long-rumored virtual reality headset or augmented reality smart glasses, including a display technology using lasers to create an image in ...

Upstarts like HaptX, SenseGlove, Hi5, and Manus, among others, have shown off gloves that are designed for use with VR headsets and are supposed to capture precise hand-tracking and finger ...

Patently Apple stated that the VR Gloves could move a cursor, scroll, open a document, make a selection, etc. These actions could require skin-to-skin contact when the Apple Glasses are in use.

A visitor uses gloves and a Virtual Reality (VR) headset during the "Laval Virtual" virtual reality, augmented reality and 3D techonology show on March 22, 2017, in Laval, western France.

But what you see in a virtual reality headset is pretty much all there is—controllers enable a user to move around or play games or perform training activities, but the experience is largely one ...

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There are now a number of gloves that deliver tactile sensations to VR users' fingertips when they touch virtual objects. The Phantom glove is unique, however, in that it doesn't cover the fingers ...