Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Magic leap trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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What is Magic Leap?
Magic Leap: $461 million.
Source: Magic Leap.
Magic Leap declined to comment.
So What is Magic Leap?
He's said Magic Leap is"a new way for humans to interact with computers.".
Image Source: Magic Leap.
While Magic Leap hasn't explicitly said you can't take them on a hike, every demo, tidbit, and game has involved AR experiences that take place inside, in a single area.
So What is Magic Leap?
It has now developed and started selling“Daydream” mobile headsets, a cheap smartphone-based virtual reality kit, and has invested in several virtual reality and AR companies,such as Magic Leap, an AR startup.
What Is Magic Leap One?
Take for example the mixed reality company Magic Leap.
How Does Magic Leap Work?
At Magic Leap in Florida, he is helping to launch new games that work with the company's augmented-reality glasses, which can overlay virtual animations on top of what you see in the real world.
Avegant's technology, like Magic Leap's, is still in the prototype stage.
Mobile gaming is likely to be disrupted by new technologies such as augmented reality-like with Microsoft's HoloLens project or Magic Leap- and virtual reality from Valve, OSVR, Oculus, Sulon.
Magic Leap, founded in 2011, remains a bit of a mystery, confounding tech writers and analysts with its ability to pull in seemingly endless amounts of investment from major companies and interest from bright minds.
The company's technology is different from current devices on the market,like Microsoft's HoloLens or the Magic Leap One, bulky headsets that wrap around your head and put large lenses in front of your eyes.
Magic Leap, founded in 2011, released its first developer headset, the Magic Leap One, in August and said it's still working on a consumer version that probably won't see the light of day for another year or two.
The Salvador Dali print is entitled“Spectacles with Holograms and Computers for Seeing Imagined Objects,” andAbovitz says he thinks it represents the work Magic Leap has been doing in recreating light fields.
One of the fundamental problems that Abovitz and his team at Magic Leap were hoping to solve was the discomfort that some experience while using virtual reality headsets and nearly everyone finds in the prolonged use of screens of any type.
It's not exactly clear if it would be something like Google Glass with a small display off to the side of the lenses,or if it would be something more involved like Magic Leap, which immerses most of a user's field of view in augmented reality.
Even demos in which you holdobjects in your hand is a commonality between the two companies- Magic Leap gives demos in which you hold a fairy or a tiny robot assistant, and one of its promotional videos from 2014 shows a pair of hands holding a tiny elephant.
You may have heard of some of those names, including BlackBerry, Google, Samsung,the mixed-reality company Magic Leap, the smartphone company Essential, and, most recently, the musician Will.i. am's earphone company, i. am+.
Despite not answering a number of key questions,the day spent wandering the hallways and byways of Magic Leap left me with a much clearer sense of what the company was up to- that it wasn't just about the headset, or even the light field tech that's driving it.
It also adds some insight into why major companies like Google andAlibaba have invested hundreds of millions of dollars into Magic Leap, and why some researchers believe the creation could be as significant as the birth of the Internet.
A November 2014 analysis by Gizmodo, based on job listings,trademark registrations and patent applications from Magic Leap, concluded that the company appears to aim at building"a Google Glass on steroids that can seamlessly blend computer-generated graphics with the real world".
When Avegant first started giving demos of its new display technology early this year,it quickly gained comparisons to Magic Leap, a secretive billion-dollar startup that is building both hardware and software for its own pair of smart glasses.
But, when compared to the machine learning focus of Google, Facebook's virtual reality bets in Oculus,or the augmented reality promise of Magic Leap, Apple looks stagnant and stuck in its exhausted revenue model of selling iPhones(there could be worse billion dollar places to be stuck in).
Similarly, like last year, we can expect more of the focus to be on augmented reality,thanks to companies like Magic Leap and its new Magic Leap One headset, and all the brewing interest from the mobile AR space that's helped the technology evolve from silly Snapchat face masks to full-blown AR mobile games and apps.