This project began last time as a report series that makes you feel like you went to XR Kaigi. Last time, I shared booths that caught my interest in the AI / education and training edition.
This time it is the XR devices edition, which everyone loves. I will mainly report on hardware-related booths.
XR Kaigi is one of Japan's largest XR events, held in Takeshiba from December 1 to 3. As with last year, the venue was Tokyo Portcity Takeshiba, and it felt like coming back to this place again at this time of year.
In this report, I will focus on the XR Kaigi expo area and introduce the booths that caught my attention by category in a photo report style.
Japan's specialized visionOS conference, visionOS TC, will be held from December 6 to 7. Ahead of the conference, there was a call for speakers, and I applied as well. Unfortunately, my lightning talk was accepted only as a backup. So I will write about what I wanted to talk about.
If any study group finds this topic interesting, I would be happy to come give the talk. The materials are expected to be ready by the event date, and of course I do not require an honorarium, so please consider it.
I already mentioned it casually in another entry, so this report is out of order, but I bought a Canon EOS R5 Mark II. It came as a set with the RF5.2mm F2.8 L DUAL FISHEYE. I had not planned to buy this this year, but the flow of fate led me to it.
I attended the "Details of the Latest Accessories and Media Devices for visionOS" workshop held at Apple in Roppongi on Tuesday, October 28, from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. At the workshop, we were able to actually pair various devices with Vision Pro, run samples in Xcode, and try linking with the devices.