An image floating freely in space is one of science fiction’s best-known promises. Physics decides what is feasible. The purpose decides what pays off.

Gaussian Splatting reconstructs the existing space, CAD data shows the planned installation, and head tracking turns the screen into a window. The article shows what this means for factory planning.

On the DMEXCO Center Stage, brand leaders and the audience voted on the brand trend for 2027. The winner was not the AI trend, but the customer experience.

Millions of views, zero building permits. How companies now test entire investments virtually before a single cent flows into physical execution.

A fly captured via electron microscopy, driven by an AI brain, moves independently through digital space and reacts to the real world through augmented reality.

Blind to the people around them, until now. Household appliances and furniture can now be built to recognize who’s there. The article shows how that works.

The IFA Innovation Awards 2026 crown the best tech ideas of the year. Camera-free AI glasses, self-flying cameras, and transformable robots show where consumer tech is currently heading.

Not a finished image, but a tool. A real space can now be edited, cropped, and deformed directly, in the same software it was created in. The article shows how this works.

Not a screen, but the object itself. Computer vision recognizes it, AI gives it meaning and triggers digital actions. The article shows how this works and where the limits lie.

Not a headset, but a pair of glasses. Two displays produce genuine 3D in a frame barely heavier than sunglasses. The article shows how it works.