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Intelligent and Adaptive AR Experiences with TDK

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By Jake Hertz
| D&R DAC 22 Podcasts
Direct Retinal Projection (DRP) technology enables practical AR experiences, with zero focal strain and an all-day wearable system. By Jake Hertz, wevolver.com Currently, the AR/VR industry is evolving from large, prototype devices to sleek, all-day wearable systems. This transformation is making immersive experiences increasingly defined by the intelligence and adaptability of the supporting software stack.
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Nordic Semiconductor Makes the Case for Cat 1 bis in IoT

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By Jake Hertz
| Wevolver
Europe and other regions have begun sunsetting 2G networks, and large-scale IoT deployments need a replacement connectivity solution before 2G goes dark. But replacing  2G fallback is not as simple as swapping in LTE-M (LTE for Machines) or NB-IoT (Narrowband IoT) with NTN (Non-Terrestrial Network) satellite fallback, because those standards don’t work for all applications and use cases. Cat 1 bis is a 4G standard that sits squarely between narrowband IoT and full LTE options.
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Intelligent and Adaptive AR Experiences with TDK

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By Jake Hertz
| Wevolver
Currently, the AR/VR industry is evolving from large, prototype devices to sleek, all-day wearable systems. This transformation is making immersive experiences increasingly defined by the intelligence and adaptability of the supporting software stack. TDK has developed Direct Retinal Projection (DRP) technology to enable practical AR experiences, providing unmatched clarity, zero focal strain, and a compact, comfortable form factor suitable for all-day wear.
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