The Complete Beginner’s Guide to AR, VR, and XR in Industry
What XR Really Means XR (Extended Reality) is an umbrella term for Virtual Reality (VR), which creates a fully digital environment, Augmented...
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Sandro Sailer
Feb 24, 2023
Visualize 3D data as holograms, edit them collaboratively and close the gap between virtual planning and reality: At Laval Virtual, XR expert Holo-Light will demonstrate how immersive technologies simplify and accelerate product development and how to collaborate across Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR). Holo-Light´s XR engineering application Hololight Space is the first worldwide to enable interaction and multi-user mode between AR and VR.
Engineers and industrial designers use Hololight Space to visualize complex 3D CAD models in original size, merge them with physical components and evaluate them in the actual environment. With Hololight Space, all parties involved in product development can be integrated into the collaboration process and work on the same digital twin, in real-time and regardless of location. The latest version of Hololight Space offers even more flexibility and scalability: In addition to AR devices like Microsoft HoloLens 2, Hololight Space now also supports VR devices like Meta Quest 2 and enables seamless interaction between the two. Whether used across AR and VR or in AR only: With Hololight Space, engineers and industrial designers can make concept validations up to twelve months earlier, identify design errors at an early stage and accelerate the process from planning to design and implementation significantly.
What XR Really Means XR (Extended Reality) is an umbrella term for Virtual Reality (VR), which creates a fully digital environment, Augmented...
Augmented Reality is already delivering measurable results in product development: from faster design cycles to fewer errors and lower costs. But...