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Apple's AR/VR headset completed key production tests and is expected to be available by the end of the year
According to DigiTimes, Apple's supply chain reported that Apple has completed key production tests of its augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) headsets — the second phase of Engineering Validation Testing (EVT2) to ensure that the prototype device meets Apple's design goals and specifications.
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The well-known studio LINE FRIENDS changed its name to IPX to develop the meta-universe business
LINE FRIENDS started as a studio for the messaging software LINE, providing an official mapping service for LINE. Recently, the official announcement was changed to IPX, and in the future, enterprises will focus on building a digital IP business ecosystem. The original trademark "LINE FRIENDS" will be used for its original character IP, offline stores and subsidiaries.
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Zuckerberg published an article updating Meta's 6 values: action, long-termism...
Zuckerberg posted in the early morning on February 16 that after the company changed its name to Meta to open the next chapter, it recently updated the values that guide the company's operation. He elaborated on the company's new values in his blog and said the company would continue to recruit around the world, a move that helps people understand what it's like to work at Meta and what sets Meta apart from other companies.
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NASA said it would not approve the NFT work
Recently, NASA updated the media usage guidelines. The guide states that due to NASA's openness, it does not want their images, trademarks, and other works to be used for NFTs.
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Meta is exploring the FORM of MR advertising
According to Reuters, in a conference call with advertising agency Zoom Meta outlined the ways MR can be used to sell products.
"Advertisers are looking for ways to evaluate the effectiveness of metaverse advertising." A Meta executive who participated in the advertisers' roundtable said.
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With VR/AR capabilities, Xtend launches the second generation of indoor reconnaissance tactical drones
According to Algemeiner, Israeli drone maker Xtend for the military and law enforcement has launched a second-generation indoor drone "Xtender".
Xtend announced that Xtender will be able to perform long-range missions based on "Extender, a revolutionary miniature tactical intelligence surveillance reconnaissance platform with built-in flexible indoor and outdoor navigation and artificial intelligence capabilities."