AWE 2024 Panel Discussion: Current State and Future Direction of AR Glasses
A panel of experts will discuss the current and future state of AR spatial computing devices. We discuss the influence and shortcomings of the recent Apple Vision Pro as well as the tradeoffs and potential of the current state of the art.
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Show Notes
I moderated a panel at the recent AWE conference that took place a couple of weeks ago in Long Beach, California. The panel featured Karl Guttag from KGOnTech, Adi Robertson from the Verve, Jeri Ellsworth from Tilt Five, and Ed Tang from Avegant.
The session was titled: Current State and Future Direction of AR Glasses and the session description reads:
A panel of experts will discuss the current and future state of AR spatial computing devices, given the influence of the new Vision Pro world. Has the Vision Pro influenced the XR industry to change the direction of the development of consumer-oriented devices? If so, what should those new directions be, and what limitations are there to implement them? The discussion will center upon examining the technical development of spatial computing with light weight glasses and the roles that they should now have.
You can find a video version of the session on the AWE Youtube channel, but presented here is an audio version I cleaned up a bit.
You can also find the show notes at thearshow.com.
Links From The Episode
- Panelist: Jeri Ellsworth of Tilt Five
- Panelist: Adi Robertson of The Verge
- Panelist: Karl Guttag of KGOnTech
- Panelist: Ed Tang of Avegant
- Breakdown: Karl outlined the panel discussion and added extra detail in a blog post.
- Video: AWE PANEL: Current State and Future Direction of AR Glasses