Forbes – Charlie Fink Magic Leap’s booth was mobbed as well. They used a reservation system and avoided the line, but still attracted a non-stop crowd, including Senator John Warner (D-VA), himself a technology startup founder. The company got some important news on the eve of the show as the Magic Leap2 was approved for clinical use by the FDA.
Magic Leap is all business now. Their booth demos featured enterprise applications from partners like Cisco Webex, which used the Magic Leap to demonstrate its Holographic conferencing app, which we had previously demoed with HoloLens. Taqtile demoed a system that showed how to inspect an aircraft. Enterprises are looking for technology that can offer front line workers on-the-job training, which is especially important in operations with a high turn-over of low-skilled workers.
