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Does augmented reality reduce eCommerce returns? ARtillery took a look on that.

Also, Nreal announced new AR glasses. Read on!

Lil Nas X takes AR by storm with the Montero Xperience!

Also, Snapchat and Google make way with augmented reality and spatial computing for more accessible tech use for people with disabilities. Apple's AR headset is rumoured to release in the second half of 2022.

Augmented reality in space and a sneak peek into the future of eyewear!

Astronauts onboard ISS take on AR to make essential repairs to the spacecraft, and Xiaomi teases smart classes. Read on!

Facebook launches its smart glasses, Apple unveils an event with augmented reality, and BMW opens its very own metaverse.

Read on!

Will cats be the ones breaking the barriers between tech and fine Art? An XR exhibition displaying Mona Lisa as a cat might answer that.

Also, more is revealed about Facebook's project Aria. Read on!

Is ABBA making an XR-enhanced come-back? Rumours say yes, and it is fantastic!

Also, Universal Pictures launches an AR experience triggered by sound, and TikTok is building its own AR development platform.

Have you always dreamed that you could censor a part of reality? You now can, with a new mobile app! Also, T-RExes and flying whales coming up next. 

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Immersive streaming, music in the metaverse, and an endlessly evolving 3D map of our globe - this is what this week has served us in the XR world!

NVIDIA and Google team up on immersive streaming, Epic Games' vision of the future of entertainment is here today, and Niantic takes another step towards its 3D mapping goal.

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AR car art, entertainment, glasses, and a whole virtual world - that's what the past few weeks have served us in the augmented reality field.

BMW releases its Art Car Collection in augmented reality, Magic Leap founder starts a new company, Rokid launches a 4K AR glasses campaign on Kickstarter, and Facebook aims to be a metaverse company.

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Teleportation is becoming a reality, as well as holographic displays without any special hardware. Also, there's a new app to make use of the spare Lego bricks.

Read on!