I was unfortunate to work for a company that did a bit of business with them. All I will say is observing that experience taught me to collect as much money as possible up front from clients either cash in hand, or through a rock solid contract. Only one anecdote, but it was very interesting to see the media articles come out explaining the situation of how they were yet another company selling a concept of a product and just crossing their fingers that the engineering team would be able to meet the promises made by the marketing teams.

Be curious revisiting this now that Apple Vision has been announced

The vision of Magic Leap is still alive. If the iPhone brought computers into our pockets, spatial computing will make them disappear. Computing units will exist in the cloud, and the space itself will become both a display and an interface at the same time, so hardware will become immaterial and software will become tangible matter.

Excellent video. I’ve been following this company for a long time. Great breakdown!

I can see a huge improvement in your most recent content from this one; it's truly inspiring! Lately I've been listening to your videos more podcast style, i.e. I'm not watching the actual video, and I feel like the content is well researched and engaging! You have a pleasant voice to listen to, and have great audio. Please keep it up!

I had such high hopes for magic leap. What a huge let down.

Thanks for this video! Helped in my research tremendously.

Here watching this thinking about the value of the Apple Vision Pro

the good thing is its on ebay for only 199$ so its now consumer friendly, i get my weeks ago and its really great,sometimes little buggy but easy to fix with a simple rescan of the room or using another position.

Very good points, but just the presence of the iPhone when it first came out. It was like an alien technology. It was obvious things would change from there on.

Love your content

AR isn't going anywhere. People think it's going to be APV that ushers in the new era, but it isn't. It's going to be companies like Nreal and Viture with there slim-lined displays. Most likely, they'll move into partnerships with Samsung and other companies to create more intricate and versatile HMD's. We can't forget Visor, either. We're not quite there in this space to allow for devices like magic leap and hololens to run the show. It's just too expensive. What we will see however is supplement devices that will accomplish half of what they do, and I think that people can accept that for the time being.

$2,500,000,000 spent (of other people's money) before a single sale......

watched 3 of your videos now on the bounce. Good content esp the epic games vid and the Peter teil antitrust one. Good enough for a sub, so I did just that. You only have 3,600 subs as of right now, glad to add myself to the list, I like getting in early :)

You can't use the googles as an external monitor because they can only up to 720p You can't use them as smartphone because it's easier to interact with a touchscreen You can't use them at work because the marketing if too focused on gaming so employees won't adopt it

what makes this a good overview?

With an atomtronic SQUID portability was promising

uncomfortable composition, too much head, too little background

Glass has no field of view its shit