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VITURE Luma Ultra Puts a 152-Inch Screen in Your Carry-On - If You Can Tame the Software
For travelers, handheld gamers and laptop nomads, VITURE's camera-packed glasses turn a USB-C port into a crisp private cinema. The hardware is convincing; the spatial-computing promise still asks for patience.
Inspirit
Inspirit is a Palo Alto-based education technology company building a spatial-computing platform that brings virtual and augmented reality into STEM, career, and workforce learning. Its no-login library of 270+ interactive 3D models and simulations runs across VR headsets like Meta Quest and Pico as well as ordinary Chromebook browsers, letting teachers and trainers plan, run, and track immersive lessons without heavy hardware budgets. Founded by Stanford Graduate School of Education researchers, Inspirit grounds its content in learning science and is used across hundreds of school districts and, increasingly, in workforce and justice-reentry programs.