Google has at least three AR products: Glass is still in business for enterprise, Tango tablets and phones are finally out, and future versions of Daydream are supposed to be capable of inside-out tracking via an AR tracking system.
Microsoft has the HoloLens, which technology they have also cannibalized for a series of headsets they are dubbing "Mixed Reality" for the depth camera pass-through they are performing.
HTC is supposedly developing their own AR/inside-out system.
Leap Motion, Intel, Qualcomm, Meta, and Magic Leap are still considered in the running, with varying levels of believability.
And then there are a slew of different companies that are doing AR solutions with either the standard webcam (e.g. Facebook, Snap, Vuforia, Wikitude) or their own, standalone camera (e.g. Zed, Occipital).
Microsoft has the HoloLens, which technology they have also cannibalized for a series of headsets they are dubbing "Mixed Reality" for the depth camera pass-through they are performing.
HTC is supposedly developing their own AR/inside-out system.
Leap Motion, Intel, Qualcomm, Meta, and Magic Leap are still considered in the running, with varying levels of believability.
And then there are a slew of different companies that are doing AR solutions with either the standard webcam (e.g. Facebook, Snap, Vuforia, Wikitude) or their own, standalone camera (e.g. Zed, Occipital).