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Apple's incoming CEO erased every Vision headset from the roadmap, two Quest 3 units are heading to the ISS, Meta cut Supernatural loose, Acer came back to XR, and the most important rhythm game ever made turned eight. One of the busiest weeks of the year, recapped.

Ming-Chi Kuo reports that incoming Apple CEO John Ternus signed off on a sweeping overhaul of the Vision product roadmap. Every Vision Pro successor is gone. What remains is a display-free AI glasses product in 2027 and waveguide AR glasses that have slipped to 2029.

A six-year collaboration between Meta and the European Space Agency is sending two Quest 3 headsets to the ISS, where astronauts will use them to rehearse spacewalks before stepping out the hatch. Consumer VR hardware just earned its way into the most demanding training environment there is.

Augmented World Expo returns to Long Beach June 15 to 18 under the theme 'I, Spatial: Humans Empowered by Spatial AI.' Here is what the must-attend XR conference is signaling about where the industry is headed in the back half of 2026.

Virtuix landed a U.S. Air Force AFWERX Phase I award for its Virtual Terrain Walk mission-rehearsal platform. After years selling VR treadmills to gamers, the company found the customer whose problem its hardware actually solves.

Apple announced Tuesday that visionOS will let users drive Tolt and LUCI power wheelchairs using Vision Pro's eye tracking, with Bluetooth and wired connection paths and a US launch. It is a quiet announcement on the surface and a very loud one on the second read. While the analyst class spent the week arguing about whether Apple has given up on the headset, Apple shipped the most concrete answer it has put together yet to the question of what Vision Pro is actually for.

A new report lays out how Meta is building the displays for Anduril's military AR glasses, the ones soldiers would use to call in drone strikes by looking at a target. The consumer roadmap and the battlefield roadmap just became the same roadmap.

Samsung's latest Galaxy XR firmware update adds full Android Enterprise support, Knox security, and a five-year update commitment. The headset just crossed the threshold from consumer gadget to corporate IT asset.