PYMNTS.com April 22, 2024
Frequently integrated into wearable devices such as smart glasses and headsets, extended reality (XR) technology — encompassing augmented reality (AR), virtual reality (VR) and mixed reality (MR) — is unlocking new levels of immersive experiences across sectors such as healthcare, retail and beyond.
Take, for instance, the potential impact of AR smart glasses in healthcare. According to IDTechEx’s Senior Technology Analyst Sam Dale, AR displays have the potential to enhance vision for individuals with hearing impairments, bridging communication gaps and offering lifestyle improvements.
Similarly, in industries like aviation and medicine, VR simulations could enhance training by offering accessible and lifelike scenarios, Dale said on a recent episode of IDTechEx’s podcast, “Tomorrow’s Tech by IDTechEx,” whether it’s guiding a surgeon...
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