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What's happened this past week in AR and immersive tech? Well to name a few, we got holographic boardgaming, a new ultra lightweight AR headset and Facebook going Ray Ban for their rumoured AR headset. 

The latest in AR and immersive tech brings us an immersive experience in the Amazon rainforest, AR helping map and size up any and all trees, another haptic advance broadening the playing field of controllers, as well as the release of the Microsoft MR headset, Hololens 2.

The latest in AR and immersive tech brings us a hint that Apple's AR glasses are still in development despite setback rumours, augmented 3D mapping of the future as well as lost items founds with AR as well as yet another military AR application.

This week in immersive tech gives us two new augmented reality headsets, both on the low-budget range, as well as holographic battlefield planning and news for the future of professional sailing.

The latest in AR brings you one tech giant challenging another in mapping services, holographic displays going from product to prototype as well as the latest in haptic development.

Snap's new spectacles, bionic AR vision and the future of radiology among the latest in augmented reality.

AR weekly news is back with the latest in AR, after our lovely summer vacation. This week's edition will be in two parts, first one below featuring Apple jumping off the AR glasses race, the latest in display technology, neural text-to-speech holograms as well as a Mixed Reality glass newcomer.

The last week in exciting virtual and augmented technology news brings us a new pair of smart glasses, an augmented reality headset, as well as virtual drug discovery. 

Imagine a parallel digital universe. A place where anything is possible and everything can be anything. You can see what others can't, or participate together in the same dimension. You could switch your vision from work to navigation to gaming to socializing with a flick of a switch. This will be the future, as there is a multitude of companies and organizations developing such an environment. It is called the AR Cloud. What will this parallel reality be like?

Last week in augmented reality brought us multi-user AR, 2D images spilling out of their frames and smart glasses integrating real-time language translation.