Accedo and Qualcomm join forces to bring extended reality to homes together with television operators

Pay TV operators will be able to offer their customers XR viewing experiences for areas such as sports or entertainment thanks to an end-to-end extended reality development created by I'm coming in collaboration with Qualcomm.

I'm coming has created a software stack for hubs XR High-performance platform-based developer Snapdragon Spaces XR. For its part, Qualcomm has designed an XR Hub that is supported by Snapdragon, a reference platform for XR distributed computing that will support the capabilities of Accedo's software. Thanks to these developments, a multimedia center for “the next generation of living rooms” that will allow multi-user experiences enhancing the use of augmented reality glasses in the same room thanks to split rendering technology Qualcomm Technologies.

This platform will also be compatible with the solution Xtend of I'm coming, which will allow pay television operators, as well as sports, media and entertainment companies, to create XR streaming apps attractive and scalable. Likewise, Accedo's long experience in developing for Android TV will allow the development of a new XR Launcher, designed specifically for integration with the XR Hub.

Michael Lantz, part of the Accedo team, considers that there is “an opportunity” around an XR hub for agents in the areas of sports, broadcast and entertainment “to improve the sports viewing and transmission experience.” On the other hand, Sahil Bansal, executive director of product management at Qualcomm, adds: "In collaboration with us, Accedo is working to bring to market this game-changing XR solution that will enable operators to deliver immersive experiences across sports, media and home entertainment. We are excited to enable new