Keeping up with modern technology is the only way to stay relevant as the fourth industrial revolution picks up. Since 2000, a whopping 52% of fortune 500 companies have either been acquired, gone bankrupt, or ceased to exist due to digital disruption. The scale of digital disruption is only accelerating, and no industry is immune.
5G will play a key role in providing both the bandwidth and latency required for emerging technologies--like machine learning, artificial intelligence, 3D printing, and extended reality--to operate efficiently within the internet of things ecosystem.
Trimble's XR 10 with Microsoft's HoloLens is bringing mixed reality to construction sites. It's no wonder Microsoft is crushing the competition with solutions like this.
Education in the workplace and the classroom is becoming more and more automated. Extended reality devices plugged into the internet of things is one of the most profound breakthroughs in the space.
Few mixed reality headsets have made it to market and succeeded. The most successful in the U.S. have been Microsoft's HoloLens 2, the Magic Leap 1, and the Varjo XR-3. Here's a how they line up.
