Project LFX is the magic of an AR headset, without a pound of magic on your face.”s. We can give every smart home device a large display. We can turn our art into a sound-reactive dance club. You can find it on podcasting platforms Spotify, iTunes, and. “This steerable interface can follow us through the room, popping up on the closest surface. This Week in XR is now a podcast hosted by Viacom/CBS’ Futurist Ted Schilowitz and Charlie Fink, the author of this weekly column. “With steerable projection, we can summon a computer onto any surface,” the company said in a statement. Users interact with the projections using voice or with small hand held controller they call a wand. Each device contains a projector for display, cameras for 3D scanning and people tracking, and a combination of mirrors and motors to steer around the space. The company demonstrated three different designs: a ceiling-mounted light fixture and two table-top lamps. LFX has three different devices, each capable of turning any surface into a screen. This takes them up to 1.45B in total funding with early support coming from Google. Microsoft, along with Salesforce and Zoom, led the round. Lightform, the San-Francisco projection mapping company introduced Project LFX, a platform for steerable projected interfaces for the home. Charlie Fink No activation was as exciting or as impressive as the launch of Steven Speilbergs sci-fi masterpiece, Ready Player One (RPO), on which I lavished two in-depth columns last week. Anthropic raises 450 M in latest AI funding. Forbes contributor Charlie Fink reported on Lightform’s introduction of Project LFX.

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