Articles about misapplied sciences

‘Parallel Reality’ at the airport: High-tech screen displays personal flight info to multiple travelers

A startup with Microsoft and Redmond, Wash., roots is reaching new heights with technology that could change the way travelers… Read More

Delta Air Lines debuts crazy ‘parallel reality’ airport experience based on Seattle startup’s technology

LAS VEGAS — Parallel reality is becoming actual reality. The mind-bending technology — in which a single display shows different… Read More

‘Parallel reality’ display technology startup Misapplied Sciences raises more cash

Misapplied Sciences, the Seattle-area company behind a screen that can show different things to multiple people at the same time,… Read More

A talking ugly Christmas sweater? Check out this Seattle couple’s very geeky creation

When Paul and Cathy Dietz learned they could score free tickets to the GeekWire Gala earlier this month by winning GeekWire’s… Read More

Vote for Innovation of the Year: Cashier-less store, synthetic biology, ‘parallel reality,’ and more

A display technology that creates “parallel reality.” A machine learning platform that predicts when patients get sick. And a cashier-less… Read More

Podcast

GeekWire Podcast: ‘Parallel reality’ displays show different content to multiple people, simultaneously

After a decade-and-a-half covering the technology industry, it takes a lot to impress me, but the demo I saw with… Read More

TLDR: Parallel reality display tech, drone-delivered medical supplies, WA governor defends Amazon

[Editor’s Note: TLDR is GeekWire’s daily news rundown, hosted by Starla Sampaco. Watch today’s update above, subscribe to GeekWire on YouTube for every… Read More

Mind-bending new screen technology uses ‘magic pixel’ to display different content to multiple people

Walking through the airport, you look up at the big screen to find your gate. But this is no ordinary… Read More

Ex-Microsoft researchers raise cash for startup that ‘changes the way we see the world around us’

Follow-up, April 2018: Mind-bending new screen technology uses ‘magic pixel’ to display different content to multiple people Two former Microsoft… Read More