VUZIX CORP. NEW - es geht weiter ...

wie bei precise biometrics die finger sensoren im Apple?  

 

weiss einer wie es auf der Messe war??da muss doch was gehen News mäßig..und jetzt am 10-en ist doch auch wieder was im fernseh...weiter hin spannend  

hier wird wieder sowas von gedeckelt das die Sau graust..............  

Vuzix to take Centre stage at Metaio's InsideAR event
Award-winning M100, to be featured during the latest showcase of AR technology in Munich, Germany
ROCHESTER, N.Y. and MUNICH, Oct.8, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Vuzix Corporation (OTC:QB: VUZI), a leading supplier of Video Eyewear and Smart Glasses products in the consumer, commercial and entertainment markets, announced today that it will have a large presence with its M100 smart glasses at this week's InsideAR event in Munich, Germany on October 10th – 11th.   Further enhancing its partnership with Metaio, Vuzix has signed up as a silver sponsor and will take to the stage to discuss wearable technology and smart glasses after the initial opening address by Metaio.

(Logo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20130516/NY15123LOGO )

With the morning of the first day being titled 'The Wearable Computing Forecast', it hones in on smart glasses discussions, developments in smart glasses AR applications and uses within a variety of markets. Vuzix session will focus on how Vuzix' M100 works within the enterprise sector – which will be further enhanced later in the day when SAP, the market leader in enterprise application software, and SITA, the world's leading specialist in air transport and communications IT, show use cases for apps running on the M100 within specific markets.

"We're pleased to be a major part of such an important AR event," stated CEO Paul Travers, "We're excited to showcase the use of the M100 within the wearable technology and AR markets, but we're also looking forward to meeting with other peers, who have their eyes on the goal of bringing innovative AR Technology to the Enterprise & Prosumer markets."

The M100 smart glasses and selected AR apps will be available throughout the two days for delegates to try at their leisure.  However, be warned, it recently caused a stir when shown at the CEATEC event in Japan. There it was running a facial recognition and translation app from NTT Docomo and was so popular delegates often queued at the show table for well over an hour!  

ok und auf Deutsch bitte..danke
morgen ist ja der Tv auftritt,so gute Werbung da kann es nur gen Norden gehen..und die QZ weiss da jemand was??  

Vuzix zu Center Bühne InsideAR Veranstaltung Metaio nehmen
Preisgekrönte M100 , während der neueste Schaufenster der AR-Technologie in München, Deutschland zu sehen sein
Rochester, NY und München Oct.8 , 2013 / PRNewswire / - Vuzix Gesellschaft (OTC: QB : Vuzi ), ein führender Anbieter von Video Eyewear und Smart Glasses Produkte im Consumer- , Gewerbe-und Entertainment- Märkte , gab heute bekannt , dass es haben eine große Präsenz mit M100 Smart Brille in dieser Woche beim InsideAR Veranstaltung in München, Deutschland auf 10 bis 11 Oktober . Weitere Verbesserung der Partnerschaft mit Metaio hat Vuzix als Silber-Sponsor unterzeichnet und wird auf der Bühne zu Wearable -Technologie und Smart Brille nach der ersten Öffnung Adresse Metaio diskutieren.

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Mit dem Morgen des ersten Tages wird mit dem Titel " Die Wearable Computing Forecast " , schärft sie in auf Smart Brille Diskussionen , Entwicklungen im Smart Brille AR -Anwendungen und Anwendungen in einer Vielzahl von Märkten . Vuzix Sitzung wird darauf konzentrieren, wie Vuzix ' M100 Werke im Unternehmenssektor - die weiter ausgebaut werden später am Tag wird bei SAP , dem Marktführer in Enterprise Application Software , und SITA , der weltweit führende Spezialist für Luft-und Kommunikations- IT, zeigen Anwendungsfälle für Apps , die auf dem M100 in bestimmten Märkten .

" Wir freuen uns, ein wichtiger Teil eines so wichtigen AR Veranstaltung ", erklärte CEO Paul Travers , "Wir freuen uns auf die Verwendung der M100 in der Wearable -Technologie und AR Märkten präsentieren , aber wir freuen uns auch darauf Treffen mit anderen Kollegen, die ihre Augen haben auf dem Ziel , innovative AR Technologie im Enterprise & Prosumer Märkte . "

Die M100 Smart Brille und ausgewählte AR apps wird während der zwei Tage für die Teilnehmer zur Verfügung , in ihrer Freizeit versuchen . Doch seien Sie gewarnt , es vor kurzem für Aufsehen gesorgt , wenn sie bei der CEATEC Ereignis in Japan gezeigt . Dort lief eine Gesichtserkennung und Übersetzung von NTT Docomo App und wurde so populär Delegierten oft auf der Messe auch in der Warteschlange Tisch für über eine Stunde !  

heute wirds grünnnnnnnnnnnnnnn  

hoffen wir, wirds zeit  

wird wieder gedeckelt das die Sau kraust...drecks Amis-hab die schnauze so voll hier..  

wie lange halt wieder !  

doch wieder steigen. Mit der M100 stehen sie kurz vor Verkaufsstart und auch deren Pressearbeit ist gut.

Bei WO stehen auch gute Infos.  

dringend vor dem Weihnachtsgeschäft sein.  

in WO im November, aber hab es mir noch nicht angesehen.

Wurde dort bereits von 2 Usern erwähnt.  

weiß jemand was von der Messe das heute veranstaltet wird? Und morgen auch noch-da müssen auch irgendwelche News kommen  

Vuzix to take Centre stage at Metaio's InsideAR event

Award-winning M100, to be featured during the latest showcase of AR technology in Munich, Germany

ROCHESTER, N.Y. and MUNICH, Oct.8, 2013 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- Vuzix Corporation (OTC:QB: VUZI), a leading supplier of Video Eyewear and Smart Glasses products in the consumer, commercial and entertainment markets, announced today that it will have a large presence with its M100 smart glasses at this week's InsideAR event in Munich, Germany on October 10th - 11th. Further enhancing its partnership with Metaio, Vuzix has signed up as a silver sponsor and will take to the stage to discuss wearable technology and smart glasses after the initial opening address by Metaio.

(Logo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20130516/NY15123LOGO )

With the morning of the first day being titled 'The Wearable Computing Forecast', it hones in on smart glasses discussions, developments in smart glasses AR applications and uses within a variety of markets. Vuzix session will focus on how Vuzix' M100 works within the enterprise sector - which will be further enhanced later in the day when SAP, the market leader in enterprise application software, and SITA, the world's leading specialist in air transport and communications IT, show use cases for apps running on the M100 within specific markets.

"We're pleased to be a major part of such an important AR event," stated CEO Paul Travers, "We're excited to showcase the use of the M100 within the wearable technology and AR markets, but we're also looking forward to meeting with other peers, who have their eyes on the goal of bringing innovative AR Technology to the Enterprise & Prosumer markets."

The M100 smart glasses and selected AR apps will be available throughout the two days for delegates to try at their leisure. However, be warned, it recently caused a stir when shown at the CEATEC event in Japan. There it was running a facial recognition and translation app from NTT Docomo and was so popular delegates often queued at the show table for well over an hour!

About Vuzix CorporationVuzix is a leading supplier of Video Eyewear and Smart Glasses products in the consumer, commercial and entertainment markets. The Company's products include personal display and wearable computing devices that offer users a portable high quality viewing experience, provide solutions for mobility, wearable displays and virtual and augmented reality. Vuzix holds 33 patents and 15 additional patents pending and numerous IP licenses in the Video Eyewear field. The Company has won Consumer Electronics Show (or CES) awards for innovation for the years 2005 to 2013 and several wireless technology innovation awards, among others. Founded in 1997, Vuzix is a public company (VUZI) with offices in Rochester, NY, Oxford, UK and Tokyo, Japan.

About MetaioMetaio is the worldwide leader in Augmented Reality research and technology. Serving over 50,000 developers and powering over 1,000 apps for enterprise, marketing, retail, publishing and industrial cases, over 30 Million consumers use Metaio's AR software.

For further media information contact:Sarah BedwellMUSTARD PRVuzix@mustardpr.com / sarah@mustardpr.com 00 44 (0)1753 656661

For investor relations please contact: Andrew Haag Managing PartnerIRTH Communications vuzi@irthcommunications.com 1-866-976-IRTH (4784) or IR@Vuzix.com or 585-359-7562

SOURCE Vuzix Corporation  

 

wieder mit Pinas in den Keller gedrückt,sowas gehört echt in den Knast....scheiß Decklerei hier,aber nicht mehr lange und der Knoten wird auch hier platzen..  

http://www.metaio.com/insidear/  

hinter Intel und SAP und neben Mercedes unsere Vuzix!
Gibt schlechtere Gesellschaft!
Was mich aber am meisten positiv stimmt, die niedrige Aktienzahl sowie MK!
"News" und Events am laufenden Band und der Sharepreis bleibt hartnäckig im Bereich der 2.
Viel Raum für Spekulation.
Für mich gibt es eigentlich nur zwei Möglichkeiten der Weiterentwicklung Vuzix!
Entweder mit den eigenen Produkten im Nov. die Rakete starten oder eine Übernahme.
Bei der MK bei mir sogar die wahrscheinlichste Entwicklung.
Jedenfalls ein Down hier für mich derzeit undenkbar.
 

seltsam  

Spotlight: Vuzix, an Enterprise Alternative to Google Glass
Posted 7 hours ago by Alex Spencer


The Vuzix M100The Vuzix M100Google Glass might be the poster child for wearable devices, but it's not the only smart glasses product hitting the market. At Metaio's InsideAR event in Munich, I had the chance to sample Vuzix's M100 and M2000 devices.

"We have optic technology which goes beyond the microdisplays used in Glass," says Dan Cui, vice president of business development at Vuzix.

Inside the transparent block which sits above a Glass wearers' right eye, there is a small LCD screen, coupled with a magnifying prism. The size of the display as the user sees it is dependent on the size of this prism. Vuzix says it is working on an 'optical engine' which does away with this LCD panel system, meaning it can scale down the technology required to achieve a larger display.

Trying on the M100 monocular – which resembles nothing more than an overgrown Bluetooth headset – this difference is apparent. After trying Glass a couple of months back, I find myself instinctively looking up and right for the display. Instead, the image sits more centrally in my eye, filling more of the field of vision.

With binocular vision – i.e., an individual display on each eye – apparently on its way, the possible applications for smart glasses open up. Cui says it could eliminate concerns about the safety of driving while using smart glasses, and enables the device to do Augmented Reality overlays. My demo centred around locating and scanning a box in a warehouse, with everything neatly highlighted on the screen.

The importance of being enterprise

It's rarely the technical superiority of a product which decides its success, however. Perhaps the biggest difference between Glass and Vuzix is that it is targeting the enterprise, rather than the consumer. It might sound like a small distinction, but it has an important knock-on effect.

The M2000 is considerably less sleek, but is aimed firmly at workersThe M2000 is considerably less sleek, but is aimed firmly at workers

"The M100 is a platform for development," says Cui. "We give the customer everything they need to solve a problem, and they just write the code."

Vuzix is strictly a hardware company, with its devices running a version of Android, meaning that it's down to each customer to decide what they do with the technology. And as an enterprise device, a lot of the privacy concerns surrounding Glass shouldn't affect Vuzix – after all, who's concerned about someone taking surreptitious photos of them in a warehouse.

This could lead to a more flexible device, one that's more free to explore the potential of the smart glasses concept than Google's closed ecosystem will allow, which is good for the health of the wearables market. For Vuzix as a business, it also opens up a handy, lucrative niche:

"Unfortunately, the consumer market still hasn't matured to a point where you could consistently rely on selling these kinds of products," Cui says. "Google Glass is doing a lot to change that, it's got a lot of press, but the majority of the public still don't know about it. Meanwhile, with enterprise customers, we don't have to beat them over the head to adopt this technology – they already know the ROI."

If Vuzix was to sell at retail, it would introduce a lot of extra headaches, like margins and distributors, which Google is going to have to face in the coming months. The biggest barrier to entry would probably be price. The company's chunkier M2000 model, set to go on sale before the end of the year, will cost around £6,000 – not something that would go down too well in your local Dixons or Sainsbury's.

Making the jump

"We will sell to consumers, of course, but initially we want to make sure our margins are protected, and that we have growth," he says. "This is the right choice for the short term."

Vuzix does seem to have an eye on the long term, too. One of the steps towards the consumer-facing market it's considering is venue-based events like the NFL and Nascar, both of which the company has been in discussions with. Users would be given the devices for the duration, to augment their experience and share with friends.

"It's a way to show the world the benefits of this technology," says Cui, "rather than just waiting for them to catch up."

Read more at http://www.mobilemarketingmagazine.com/content/...WlhEvuVbMB3gh2sw.99  

 

 Mal geschrieben das der verkaufstart mir zum herbst zugesagt wurde