Augmented Reality

Google is reportedly working on a standalone headset that blends augmented reality with virtual reality, which could make up for Google Glass.

If people embrace Lenovo's huge new Phab2 Pro phone, it will be because developers have created apps that take advantage of the phone's depth-perception and motion-tracking features.

Soon, third-party devices such as HTC's Vive will be able to run the same Windows Holo apps that power Microsoft's Hololens. Could less expensive headsets be on the way?

Google's depth-sensing and 3D tracking tech got little time in the spotlight at Google's conference, but a handful of demos prove that Project Tango is worth getting excited about.

Microsoft's HoloLens looks like the biggest computing breakthrough in years. Here's everything that's known about the exciting wearable technology, along with what we're still looking to find out.

Lumus' DK-50 augmented reality glasses offer a much wider field of view and brighter images than Microsoft's upcoming HoloLens headset.

Carl Zeiss Smart Optics has a Google Glass alternative that delivers data on the go in a much more subtle and less obtrusive way.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg revealed during a Q&A that he envisions people wearing AR glasses while keeping their phones in their pockets.

Lumo beams interactive games onto the floor of any room, giving kids an interactive space to play in.

Magic Leap's new video showcases what wearing its AR headset could be like, including blasting aliens in your living room and flipping through your inbox in mid-air.

Combining augmented and virtual reality, the Sulon Cortex creates an entirely different experience.

Plastic surgery goes digital with a new Beauty Mirror app for iOS that reshapes your face in real time.