Augmented reality
Ubimax computing platform can be used for other data glasses
Ubimax, provider of augmented reality (AR)-based wearable computing solutions, is expanding its range of compatible smart glasses. The Ubimax Frontline solution platform can now be used with the Vuzix Blade, the latest model from data glasses manufacturer Vuzix.
The interaction between Ubimax software and Vuzix hardware will be presented at the Augmented Reality Expo (AWE) on October 18 and 19 in Munich. As part of the AWE, Vuzix has also announced the official market launch of its new data glasses model. With the support of the Vuzix Blade, Ubimax now wants to offer its customers even more opportunities to use its platform for augmented and assisted reality solutions - and thus increase employee productivity.
Paul Travers, CEO of Vuzix, is also pleased with the early availability of Ubimax Frontline for the Vuzix Blade: "Ubimax is such an important software partner for us. Thanks to the Frontline Creator and a broad partner base, developers worldwide are now able to quickly and easily develop new applications that are precisely tailored to the target group of the Vuzix Blade." Vuzix Blade offers the possibility to easily access contextual information (including navigation, weather data) via common virtual voice assistants, further simplifying everyday life for the user.
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