Agenda

Description

Miniaturization is the trend to manufacture even smaller mechanical, optical and electronic products, medical devices, and other high-value parts. This trend continues to be strong, with year-over-year growth in many markets. One of the limiting factors to miniaturization is the inability of traditional manufacturing methods like injection molding and CNC machining to effectively and economically produce smaller and smaller parts.

Additive Manufacturing (AM), or 3D Printing has been around now for over 30 years. For a long time, there were only a few technologies available and applications were generally limited to prototyping. Past advances in AM have come short in meeting the needs of small parts, printing them at a resolution, accuracy, precision and speed that made them a viable option for end-use production parts. That has all changed. Additive Manufacturing and Miniaturization are now converging – in a very meaningful and impactful way.

The growth in the AR/VR market and pace of innovation is opening up applications that were not even imagined a decade ago. With this comes challenges for manufacturing to scale at the same pace. Many leading AR/VR technology companies have started using micro 3D printing as a method for producing various micro-precision components as an alternative to traditional fabrication methods – finding huge time and cost savings.

Learn how micro-precision 3D printing enables companies in this competitive space to address development challenges limited by current microfabrication methods, but also allows companies to explore the potential of pushing the limits on miniaturization by expanding the boundaries otherwise thought impossible with 3D printing.

Speakers

Jason Bassi

Director of Sales, the Americas , Boston Micro Fabrication

Description

With a proven 20-plus year track record in providing clinical-grade ‘near-ground truth’ 3D surface imaging systems to children’s (and teaching) hospitals and research institutions worldwide, 3dMD is now providing the same ‘near-ground truth,’ high-throughput, dynamic-4D capture systems to its tech sector customers to compete in the race to build and shape the metaverse. Dynamic anatomical-3D precision is mandatory for medical applications. It is equally key in creating and sustaining a lifelike, comprehending, and comfortable metaverse experience. This presentation will focus on how 3dMD provides an efficient image capture workflow tool for XR/VR/AR, Computer Vision, AI, Machine Learning, and Human Factors teams to personalize natural human actions, behaviors, gestures, nuances, etc. into digital media interpretation input that will persistently populate, train, and wear the metaverse.

Speakers

Chris Lane

Co-Founder, CEO, & Chief Technology Officer , 3dMD

Kelly Duncan

Co-Founder & Chief Commercial Officer , 3dMD

Description

Laan Labs takes a development approach to compare what is possible with the various mobile phone 3D Reconstruction technologies and pipelines focusing on LiDAR, Photogrammetry, and TrueDepth. The talk discusses use cases for GIS, AEC, Fashion, Body Scanning (Feet, Torso, Hands, etc), Real Estate, Insurance Industry, Film & TV production. The advantages and drawbacks of each technology are compared in each use case. Lastly, the talk will cover integrating High-Precision scanning from devices like Leica, FARO, Trimble, Riegl info mobile phone workflows covering issues like data gaping and time progressive scanning.

Speakers

Jason Laan

Partner , Laan Labs

Description

Where does the Great Resignation leave more than 2 billion frontline workers? Thanks to recent advancements in assisted reality, the frontline workforce will be able to get real-time contextual data in the right place and time and be a part of the industrial metaverse. Digital transformation and XR will connect them to their machines and teams in ways they never thought possible. In so doing, they will be seen as an essential part of the Digital Factory, elevated with new skills to navigate exciting new environments -- including AI and IoT. Hear from RealWear what the future holds using an industrial strength HMD, such as RealWear NavigatorTM 500 solution. Learn how macro trends including AI, IoT and Cloud have converged to create the modern frontline industrial worker. RealWear’s chief product officer will share new emerging use cases that will continue to accelerate the next industrial revolution.

Speakers

Rama Oruganti

Chief Product Officer , RealWear

Description

18Loop and the American Childhood Cancer Organization (ACCO) have conducted a Joint Experimental Intervention Research Study (JEIRS) to measure the efficacy of VR on children with pediatric cancer. This session will report on the findings and recommendations as well as a presentation on the benefits of Virtual Stress Management, the gamification of meditation and collaboration to the larger issues of mood and pain management.

VR is truly a family intervention and data suggests that the experience strengthens family bonds (especially when related to families coping with illness). Attendees will learn three types of VR approaches in pediatric oncology, what our results look like and what the industry needs to do moving forward regarding standards and hardware to support the Virtual Pharmacy.

Speakers

Gregory Tarnacki

CEO / Founder , 18Loop

Heather Bucalos

RN/Consultant , 18Loop

Description

Glimpse the future of "Simulation Metaverse ". Siemens Technology (Siemens central R&D department) develops a prototype to enable the real time collaboration of multiple experts during the post-processing stage and improve the knowledge flow among the different disciplines from CAD designers, to simulation and testing experts by bringing all the project relevant data (simulations, experimental data, reports etc) in one common environment , where all the team members can access and meet virtually in order to exchange or retrieve information . This prototype comes with cross-platform capabilities (PC, VR, Tablet, AR) to allow people to enter the session independently from the end device. Moreover, with the implementation of modern and novel UI leveraging techniques from the gaming industry we lower the entry barriers from novice users. During this session we will provide some key insights of our developments, the faced challenges and how we tackled them as well as we will give for the first time a demonstration of our first prototype using two different use cases from the industrial field.

Speakers

Theodoros Papadopoulos

Business Developer , Siemens AG

Description

There is a lot to be excited about Magic Leap 2. ML2 has industry-leading optics for best-in-class image quality. A 70° field of view delivers an expansive digital workspace. While pioneering dynamic dimming capabilities boost the solidity of digital content in bright environments. Enterprise-ready, light as a pair of headphones, and ergonomically designed to support modern Manufacturing, Health, Defense, and more.

During this talk, dive into the "WildFire" demo with Ash Shah– our latest ML2 demo available to experience at the Magic Leap booth 305.
As Magic Leap recently started the early access program for enterprise partners, the company is starting to develop tools for developers, take a look at the design process that led to the creation of the unity keyboard with Alessio Grancini.

Speakers

Alessio Grancini

AR Prototype Engineer , Magic Leap

Ash Shah

AR Prototype Engineer , Magic Leap

Description

Gamers explored virtual worlds long before the term Metaverse was coined.
Festival goers understand the nuances of what makes an experience incredible- why they go back year after year to make new memories that last a lifetime.
Music of each era is an indication of where our culture is going before we even realize it.
As these core pillars of culture collide in the Metaverse, we’ll hear from panelists who come from deep inside the music, gaming and the broader world of entertainment to learn how fandom is evolving, and how understanding it is key to building a successful business in the Metaverse.

Speakers

Marisol Segal

Head of Digital Partnerships , AEG

Vickie Nauman

Founder , CrossBorderWorks

Danielle (Dani) Tran

Associate , Konvoy

Anne McKinnon

Cofounder & CEO , Ristband

Description

Advertising and marketing is evolving. Marketers today need to find new ways to engage users wherever they are, especially new strategies to offer a personalized experience that drives results. AR experiences are intrinsically personal as they put the user at the center of a story and make them an active participant with branded content. AR drives engagement with demonstrated results across the marketing funnel including dwell time and lift in purchase. In this session, you will learn how AR is changing advertising and marketing, the massive opportunity of web-based augmented reality, and review case studies and key success metrics of in-market AR experiences.

Speakers

Tool Callif

President , Tool of North America

James Giglio

CEO and Founder , MVP Interactive

Jason Yim

CEO , Trigger Global

Diana Mendez

Marketing Manager , Niantic, Inc.

Description

Advances in kinesthetic haptics and 3D spatial technology with high-fidelity graphics are putting the final nail in the cadaver coffin and rendering risky human surgical training obsolete. What was once science fiction is now science fact. Immersive technology brings a sensory realism so acute that solutions are now a credible alternative to traditional medical education methods. This session with Richard Vincent and Dr. Rafael Grossman will look at how immersive technologies have accelerated VR capabilities to build "pre-human" competencies that allow medical professionals to acquire and hone skills before they encounter patients. It will look at the technology making this possible and how pre-human competencies enhance patient outcomes through increased safety and precision while reducing costs.

Speakers

Richard Vincent

CEO, Co-Founder , FundamentalVR

Rafael Grossmann

Surgeon, MD, FACS , University of Portsmouth

Description

See how enterprises and organizations are transforming the customer and employee experience to deliver improved business outcomes using an AR/AI-powered platform for live remote solve, self-solve, and training use cases. To meet enterprises' service delivery requirements, levelling up the service experience demands a powerful, scalable, extendable, and secure platform.

Speakers

Kevin Summers

Head of Product Management , CareAR, A Xerox Company

Description

A discussion of the emerging digital frontier of the Metaverse, and how it will change the way we use and interact with computers in both our personal and professional lives.

Speakers

Louis Deane

Co-Founder & Chief Technology Officer , VISR Dynamics

Description

The prize of functional, lightweight, all-day wearable smartglasses remains as elusive as ever. The missing linchpin component is the optical combiner which must reconcile the conflicting requirements of see-through quality, display performance, light weight, efficiency, prescription, compatibility and aesthetics. In this talk I’ll describe META’s approach to AR optical combiners based on a free space architecture enabled by holographic optical elements. Combined with our ophthalmic compatible ARfusion lens casting technology, the result is a monolithic combiner that provides extraordinary optical efficiency, ophthalmic grade see-through clarity, and the prescription and aesthetic properties that opticians, consumers, and regulators expect from eyewear. I’ll present META’s One Stop Shop approach to individualization that circumvents many of the concerns around eyebox size and manufacturability.

Speakers

Andrew Mark

CTO , META® Materials

Description

Events in virtual worlds are on the rise: concerts, festivals, fashion shows... all of them are now becoming as relevant in the virtual world as they are in the real world. But exactly as it is very difficult to organize a big event in physical reality, it is not easy to host one of them in virtual reality, either.
Antony Vitillo from VRrOOm has helped in crafting dozens of virtual events in the last three years, including the virtual version of SXSW and a concert with more than 75M views. In this session, he will give you some guidelines on how to design and organize your virtual event to ensure it will be a success.

Speakers

Antony Vitillo

Blogger , VRrOOm

Description

Join Rigel Benton, Senior UX Designer at 8th Wall and Tony Tomarchio, Director of Technical Operations at 8th Wall, to learn how to make your WebAR experiences more social and rooted in places and things with real-time APIs, image targets, web integrations, common web frameworks and more.

Speakers

Tony Tomarchio

Director of Technical Operations , 8th Wall

Rigel Benton

Senior UX Designer , Niantic, Inc.

Description

With Lightship’s Visual Positioning System (VPS) available in the Lightship ARDK, developers can localize users with centimeter-level accuracy in under three seconds. Learn how you can leverage this technology to build the future of the metaverse and create AR experiences in the real-world.

Speakers

Anvith Ekkati

Sr. Software Engineer , Niantic, Inc.

Ian Rios-Sialer

Software Engineer , Niantic, Inc.

Description

Dive into the architecture of the Snapdragon Spaces Developer platform and, understand how OpenXR fits into the development workflow and get a sense of how to port your own apps to our Snapdragon Spaces Developer platform in this technical session by Steve Lukas, Director of Product Management at Qualcomm Technologies, Inc.

Speakers

Nanette Martinez

Sr. Manager, Marketing , Qualcomm

Description

A frontline look at the challenges companies are facing as they go from dozens of VR and AR headsets to scaling thousands, and why legacy mobile device management solutions (MDMs) aren’t working for them.

Speakers

Jordan Williams

Co-Founder , ArborXR

Description

Schools of Medicine and hospital-based learning and development teams do not have sufficient physical Simulation Labs to train medical professionals, while the short supply of qualified instructors and the high cost of building SIM Labs are making it extremely difficult to meet the high demand for qualified healthcare workers. See how Xennial Digital is collaborating with the University of Miami and other leading organizations to address these challenges, by transforming physical medical simulation environments into an immersive, scalable and data-driven “Medical Verse”.

Speakers

Douglas Fajardo

CEO , Xennial Digital

Greta Mitzova-Vladinov

Director DNP Nurse Anesthesia Program , University of Miami School of Nursing and Health Studies.

Description

The rise of the metaverse has ushered in a new age of digital work and with it have come challenges and opportunities. In this session we will explore how XR technologies are merging our physical and digital worlds and the impact this new reality is having on training, collaboration, and co-presence. We will also explore the differences between AR and VR and take a look at some of the newest wearable AR solutions and use cases under development.

Speakers

Lisa Watts

CEO , OneTwenty1