At the WSJD technology conference, Magic Leap CEO Rony Abovitz demoed his company’s augmented reality technology. The startup is one of the most watched in Silicon Valley after receiving $542 million in venture capital from Google and other large tech firms.
Abovitz said the company wants to build “an operating system for reality.” The link below offers a video of the technology, which shows a Magic Leap user interacting with a virtual robot superimposed on the real world.
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