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Etron showcases XR technologies at Computex 2022

Julian Ho, Taipei; Kevin Cheng, DIGITIMES Wednesday 25 May 2022 0

IC design house Etron Technology and its subsidiary eYs3D Microelectronics have unveiled their XR (extended reality) technologies at Computex 2022, which runs from May 24 till May 27 in Taipei.

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