VR/AR

VR/AR applications are becoming popular in the IT market.

IN THE NEWS

Thursday 24 September 2026

Meta stretches its glasses lineup from US$249 to US$1,299.99 as rivals close in

Meta Platforms used its Connect 2026 conference on September 23 to push its eyewear lineup toward both ends of the market, adding a camera-free audio model aimed at privacy-conscious...

Tuesday 22 September 2026

DIGITIMES Insight: Full-color Micro LED set to exceed 30% of AR glasses shipments in 2027

The industry has converged on a single precondition for consumer adoption of augmented reality (AR) glasses: the product must look like...

Monday 21 September 2026

China's smart glasses boom: AI evolution, market shakeout, macro trends

China's smart glasses sector is experiencing explosive growth, driven by shifting consumer habits, rapid technological advancements,...

Thursday 17 September 2026

China optical suppliers power smart glasses supply chain

China's optical suppliers are playing a growing role in the global smart glasses, VR, and AR supply chain as AI glasses demand accelerates worldwide. Industry sources say more than...

Thursday 10 September 2026

CIOE 2026: Morphotonics draws on display background to break AR waveguide bottlenecks

At the China International Optoelectronic Expo (CIOE), Morphotonics, a Netherlands-based nanoimprint lithography company, made the case that the quickest way to reach affordable AR...

Wednesday 9 September 2026

CIOE 2026: Luxshare bets on flat optics to solve AR glasses' weight problem

At its booth at the China International Optoelectronic Expo (CIOE), Luxshare and its camera-module affiliate Luxvisions showcased the components they believe will define the next generation...

Monday 31 August 2026

Repon to ship Vera Rubin rails in August, ramp ASIC in September

Server rail maker Repon began shipping Nvidia's Vera Rubin rack products in August 2026, with ASIC server rack rails set for mass production in September. The higher average selling...

Thursday 27 August 2026

5G-A low-latency breakthrough paves way for Physical AI, XR

Advances in low-latency and zero-latency wireless communications are seen as a critical foundation for physical AI, remote control, virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR), and...

Tuesday 25 August 2026

Vera Rubin transition gap eases as ASIC, general servers rescue supply chain

As Nvidia's next-generation Vera Rubin platform enters deployment, Taiwan's server supply chain is finding ways to bridge the transition gap before ramping up volume production. Ongoing...

Friday 21 August 2026

Apple's VR retreat deepens with rumored layoffs in its Vision team

Apple's spatial computing ambitions are narrowing rather than disappearing, but the direction is increasingly clear: fewer people are building VR headsets, and more are building AI-driven...

Thursday 20 August 2026

Solomon unveils AI vision tools for smart manufacturing at Automation Taipei 2026

AI vision company Solomon is presenting new factory automation tools at Automation Taipei 2026, including an agentic physical AI platform,...

Monday 10 August 2026

Kinko July revenue jumps to 12-year high on optical demand

Kinko Optical reported July consolidated revenue of NT$524 million, the highest level in nearly 12 years, as Taiwan's optical industry entered its peak season. The result rose 93.16%...

Thursday 6 August 2026

Microdisplay advances push AR glasses closer to mainstream adoption

Taiwanese supply-chain players said new microdisplay designs and optical simulation tools are accelerating consumer augmented reality (AR) glasses adoption as the market shifts toward...

Thursday 6 August 2026

HTC reports NT$280 million loss as AI glasses and XR products expand

HTC reported a net loss of NT$280 million (US$8.6 million) attributable to parent company owners for the second quarter of 2026 on August 4, with revenue of NT$610 million (US$18.8...

Thursday 30 July 2026

Kinko says Taiwan optics can cut AR glasses weight and cost for mainstream adoption

AR smart glasses are shaping up as the next revolutionary device after PCs, smartphones, and smartwatches, but the global optics supply chain still faces a major hurdle: making them...

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