State of XR Streaming
The field of Extended Reality (XR) is rapidly evolving, driven by advances in streaming technologies, new XR platforms, and a growing diversity of XR devices. This tutorial provides an overview of the current state of XR streaming and its increasing importance for delivering immersive experiences across headsets and emerging smart glasses.
We will begin by examining the key technological trends shaping XR streaming, including cloud and edge rendering, low‑latency networks, and adaptive streaming techniques, and discuss their implications for scalable XR content delivery. The tutorial will then explore the role of XR streaming in supporting next‑generation XR experiences, with a focus on media, interactive applications, and virtual environments.
In the context of XR platforms and devices, we will discuss how Android XR and recent developments in Spatial Computing are influencing XR streaming architectures. In addition, the tutorial will provide an update on the latest XR devices, with particular emphasis on smart glasses and display‑enabled wearables, such as Meta Ray‑Ban Display glasses and upcoming Android XR‑based devices including Samsung Galaxy XR.
Topics include:
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Tech Trends in XR Streaming: cloud and edge rendering, low-latency networks, and hardware
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Next-Gen Immersive Experiences: delivery of high-fidelity media, interactive applications, and virtual environments
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XR Platforms & Architectures: Android XR and recent developments in Spatial Computing
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Evolving Device Landscape: latest hardware trends, including smart glasses, and display-enabled wearables
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Senior Project Manager R&D
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Fraunhofer FOKUS
