Unseen Reality

We can finally talk about what we've been building. We're a Bay Area team that's been obsessed with one question: What if immersive computing felt as effortless as putting on a pair of sunglasses? Introducing Unseen Reality 👓 an ultra-lightweight mixed reality headset, l aunching on Kickstarter this summer. Whether you're: 💻 a developer, 👓 a headset power user 🤖 building in embodied AI, we want to connect. Bay Area? Let's meet IRL. More soon. Stay tuned🔗 unseen-reality.com #XR #VR #MixedReality #SpatialComputing #Kickstarter

@vr_rames Thanks for the shoutout! We’ve been working on a lot of custom design and engineering on our end, and we’re excited to show what we’ve built at AWE 2026.

Le mois prochain, le casque @UnseenRealityXR sera disponible via Kickstarter. Le facteur de forme reprend le design de référence de Gravity XR. Ecran 2.5K par oeil. Puce intégrée (modèle non connu encore) Lentille pancake Latence Passthrough 10ms 93Grammes FOV 80° diagonal

@VRDesktop Platform stability is everything for devs building serious apps. Thermal throttling and random A/B tests breaking things mid-session is rough. Developers deserve a predictable runtime environment.

Almost a year later and that bug is still there, not to mention the FPS degradation after 30min of play and random broken things with Meta’s A/B tests. What a disaster.

@thedowd Agree that motion control is what makes VR feel like a different medium, not just stereo 3D. And lowering the friction to get there with existing hardware like Joy-Cons is a clever move for adoption.

I suspect most VR games today are just as much fun, or even more fun, without the downsides of a headset but the benefits of motion controls. Motion control probably adds more to many games than stereo 3D. VR really won't take off until software that is also worth putting a headset on comes along!

@iVRy_VR Smart approach. Repurposing existing controllers lowers the barrier to entry for spatial apps. DualSense haptics could actually add a lot to VR interactions on Vision OS.

Throwing sticks with a gamepad in VR. The (BETA) iVRy app for Vision OS allows a gamepad to be used as a motion controller (with haptics and kinematics). Sony DualShock and DualSense support both on Vision OS, so a Sony gamepad can be used in place of motion controllers.

@bmfshow H3VR2 is going to be a blast. The original already set the bar for physics-based VR interactions. Roguelike mode plus overhauled weapon handling sounds like a massive upgrade.

Ok I am very excited for this.

@rohidjetha 60+ party games on SharePlay is wild. Social experiences like this are what make spatial computing click for people. The SDK ecosystem on visionOS is maturing fast.

visionOS unlocks so much creativity. We built Party Games, 60+ party games on SharePlay. Here's every SDK we use 👇

@youtoy Love seeing AR glasses gain real traction in the community. Nothing converts people faster than actually trying them on and seeing the display quality for themselves.

界隈の方々が、続々購入してるのを見かけていた Even G2 （それで、ヨドバシでの販売ページとかは見てた） こちらのブースで、初めて体験できた！ この写真内でモニタに出ているキャラも、しっかり見えてました 外側から見ると緑色の情報表示が見えなかったり、というのも実機で見られたり #生成AIなんでも展示会

@thomas_voland Comfort is so underrated in VR. Airflow and weight distribution can make or break a long session. Good to see more options that prioritize wearability.

Bobovr F3 in theory is made for max airflow, with the option to convert it into an open facial interface. It is not expensive and works with charging docks. I got it 8 months ago and now finished an in-depth review: youtu.be/PbqTPkA4AwU?si…

@EinarJohnson_XR Definitely. The intersection of wearable tech and material science is going to be huge. Comfort and aesthetics have to come first if people are going to wear these things all day.

Robot fashion IS going to be a thing isn't it? I imagine it will require a very thorough understanding of materials for mobility, durability, and flexibility.

@SmallBaguette The tech is genuinely exciting and the people building for it know that. The narrative will catch up once more people actually try spatial computing for themselves.

This is an absolute must read: frontrow.co/blog/mark-gurm… This is some of the most interesting and exciting tech that there is and these supposed tech journalists will happily kill any momentum they can just to make a buck.

@AlbertoCarlier Shared presence is the killer app for spatial computing. Flat video calls feel so limited once you've experienced actually being in the same space with someone remotely.

El futuro de la comunicación a distancia para por la XR. Por primera vez en la historia, contamos con una tecnología capaz de hacernos sentir que realmente compartimos espacio con aquellos que se encuentran lejos de nosotros. Vídeo completo sobre cómo esto cambiará nuestro trabajo y vida personal en el comentario :)

@shmdevelop UE5 on visionOS is still rough around the edges but devs pushing through it are the ones who'll be ahead when the tooling catches up. Respect for sharing the real experience.

いいですね！

@SpatiallyMe Gesture-based cross-device control is the future. This is how spatial interaction starts bleeding into everyday computing.

Using gestures on your iPhone to copy, paste, and control apps on your Mac is pure ecosystem magic. My free app lets you switch between your favorite Mac apps with just a touch, minimize and maximize them with a swipe, and even use a grab-and-throw gesture to copy and paste. choclift is now available with a big update on the App Store for iOS and macOS.

@anjin_games Totally agree. AR glasses giving robots real-time visual instructions is a huge unlock for industrial workflows.

Glasses and robotics are a natural fit

@BenGeskin @MemoMindLabs @XGIMITech Love seeing more players push for glasses that actually look like glasses. The form factor race is heating up.

I flew all the way to New York to check out the new MemoMind One smart glasses 👓 @MemoMindLabs is a new sub-brand by @XGIMITech, and honestly these look really promising. They’re super thin and lightweight, look almost like regular glasses, but have a built-in display. Connected to your phone, you can see reminders, daily tasks, notifications, get answers from an AI assistant and much more. Launching soon on Kickstarter. I’m really excited to see new players entering the smart glasses space. Also stayed for the XGIMI x EA Sports FC 26 partnership celebration after the event 🎉

@mouri45 MediaPipe running standalone on AR glasses is impressive. On-device AI is key for making these things actually useful day to day.

本日の生成AIなんでも展示会、ARスマートグラスのRayNeo X3 Proでデバイス単体でMedia Pipeを動作させるデモも展示します！ (XREALもあるのでこちらのデモは時間的に短めの案内になります) #生成AIなんでも展示会 #RayNeo

@Dilmerv @unity @MetaforDevs @MetaHorizonDevs Tabletop mode is such a smart way to rethink VR games. Hand tracking making it this easy to set up is a big deal.

💡What if I could fully turn an existing full-scale VR/MR game into a mini tabletop game? Honestly, this just took 6-7 prompts + a few android permission changes to enable hand tracking. The results 🤯 and this used to take me a while because I had to manually resize and adjust everything before I could even make it work. This is exactly why Unity AI and their exposed MCP tools are such a big deal for developers.

@faythebest The physics interaction is what makes MR click. When virtual objects respect real-world surfaces, everything just feels right.

Everyday, the Apple Vision Pro amazes me. Augmented reality is truly the future! The way the ball interacts with the physical world is incredible. #AppleVisionPro #AugmentedReality #SpatialComputing #Apple

@ElasticSea SDFs are great for soft shadow falloff and ambient occlusion too. Really sells the grounding in MR apps.

I got Signed Distance Fields (SDFs) working around my blocks and I'm currently using them for contact shadows. What are some other or better ways to utilize them?

@hunter_spatial Spatial video captures like this are what make people get it. You can't explain presence, you have to feel it.

flowers in the park, with Apple Vision Pro