USA TODAY - Jun 9 - "This is all about bringing superpowers to the people, both at work and at home," says AWE founder Ori Inbar, noting a recent Digi-Capital report predicting AR/VR will hit $150B in revenue by 2020, with AR dominating 80% of the market. "I believe 2016 will be the year of shakeups and mergers." While high prices and limited uses still keep much of AR/VR at the fringes of the mainstream, AWE makes clear that strong enterprise demand for such technology will eventually lead to its mass consumer adoption.
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