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Finland-based head-mounted display (HMD) developer Varjo today announced its new virtual reality (VR) headsets, the VR-2 and VR-2 Pro. For those unfamiliar with the company, Varjo operates primarily in the enterprise-level VR hardware market, providing solutions for many companies in the automotive and aviation industries. Prior to this announcement, its primary piece of hardware was the VR-1, a VR headset released last April.

The beginning of Fall saw new flagship phones from Apple & Huawaei, but what many might not have noticed is that Microsoft announced its own plans to get back into the phone game. Since the announcement was made as part of a Surface press event, some people might have thought that Microsoft’s newest smartphone would use a Windows OS. Instead, the new Surface device is an Android-based “foldable” smartphone.

Researchers from the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne have created a new silicone-based material that, when worn over the human body, simulates a sort of “second skin,” according to a recent article published in the Soft Robotics science journal.

Xerox is re-positioning its MPS brand to “intelligent workplace services.”

HP has just released its second virtual reality (VR) headset, known as the HP Reverb.

PAX East, which was held in Boston, MA, March 28th to 31st, 2019, is one of the largest gaming technology expos in the world.

Released last month, genARate is a new software tool from Konica Minolta

The traditional work environment is fundamentally transforming, and visions of the future “smart” workplace are emerging.

To better segment and organize the “Smart Workplace,” Keypoint Intelligence has created a taxonomy of services related to our industry.

The traditional work environment is fundamentally transforming, and visions of the future Smart Workplace are emerging. Through the combination of the internet, mobility, cloud, sensors, and the internet of things, work can get done virtually anywhere people can communicate, collaborate, and transact.