Magic may refer to the use of supernatural powers or forces to manipulate the natural world. It is often associated with spells, rituals, and incantations to achieve certain outcomes or effects. Throughout history, magic has been a part of many cultures and belief systems. It has been used for various purposes, such as healing, protection, divination, and entertainment. May is a month commonly associated with magic and folklore. Many ancient traditions and celebrations take place during this time, honoring the transition from spring to summer.
Showcasing the Magic Leap 2, chief executive Peggy Johnson - who joined the company last year from Microsoft - said the headset would be the industry's "smallest and lightest device built for enterprise adoption".
The company is reportedly sending out emails to owners warning that Magic Leap 1 headsets will cease to function after December 2024, UploadVR reports. Johnson said Magic Leap s core business is focused on enterprise solutions, but added there continues to be intense interest in the application of Magic Leap s technology in the consumer space.
Many ancient traditions and celebrations take place during this time, honoring the transition from spring to summer. May Day, for example, is a holiday celebrated in many countries with festivals, dances, and rituals. It is believed that during this time, the barrier between the spirit world and the human world is thinnest, allowing for easier communication and interaction.
Magic Leap reveals new AR headset and fresh funding
Unlike virtual reality (VR), the AR Magic Leap headsets project digital 3D objects on top of the real world.
The new headset is intended primarily for business use and has, the firm says, a wider field of view.
Magic Leap has faced criticism for the time it has taken to develop working prototypes and products.
This week's $2bn valuation and $500m of fresh investment is almost exactly the same as a funding round in 2014 which also valued the company at $2bn, as highlighted by tech news site TechCrunch.
The site notes the company has attracted in total $3.5bn in funding since it was founded in 2010 - and wrote: "It seems investors are still addicted to giving them money."
The company's first headset sales did not begin until 2018, more than three years after the Florida firm released a teaser video of the product.
Media caption,Putting Magic Leap to the test in 2018
The company faces competition from well-funded rivals developing AR headsets of their own such as Nreal, Microsoft, Facebook and Snapchat.
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End of twitter post by SpectaclesBusiness uses for AR could include workers who need access to important information while keeping their hands free.
Examples highlighted by Magic Leap include:
- surgery in which scans and other reference data is needed while performing an operation
- manufacturing, by sharing 3D models of items being worked on or getting remote assistance from a technician
- design, in which multiple users can view and discuss changes to 3D objects at once
Showcasing the Magic Leap 2, chief executive Peggy Johnson - who joined the company last year from Microsoft - said the headset would be the industry's "smallest and lightest device built for enterprise adoption".
It has, she claimed, the largest field of view in the industry, and also features "dimming" - which darkens the background environment, making the glasses easier to use outdoors and in bright settings.
The new headset is intended primarily for business use and has, the firm says, a wider field of view.
Magic can also be found in various forms of entertainment. Stage magic, for example, is a popular form of performance art that involves tricks, illusions, and sleight of hand to deceive and entertain audiences. Magicians often use props, misdirection, and clever techniques to create the illusion of supernatural or extraordinary abilities. In the realm of literature and fantasy, magic is a common theme. Many books, movies, and TV shows feature magical elements and characters with special powers. From wizards and witches to mythical creatures and enchanted lands, these stories transport readers and viewers into a world where anything is possible. However, it is important to note that magic is often seen as a subject of controversy and skepticism. While some people believe in its existence and practice it as a form of spirituality or religion, others view it as mere trickery or superstition. The debate about the reality and morality of magic continues to this day. In conclusion, magic is an ancient and fascinating concept that has captivated human beings for centuries. Whether it is used as a means of mystical communication, entertainment, or storytelling, magic remains a source of wonder and intrigue in our modern world. Despite the varying beliefs and interpretations surrounding it, magic continues to hold a special place in our collective imagination..
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