Platform reach is a huge priority for us. In case you missed it: we announced support for XREAL AURA, the newest addition to Google's Android XR ecosystem and Unity's first-ever support for wired XR glasses. XREAL AURA also uses hand tracking instead of controllers - a shift the broader XR industry is making. Our recent XR Hands package updates help you make that transition too. We're excited to bring support for this groundbreaking new device 🎮✨ 🔗 Read more: #UniteSeoul2026# | @XREAL_Global @AndroidDev

New reports suggest Valve’s next VR headset, known as Steam Frame, could be nearing launch. XR analyst Brad Lynch says Valve’s U.S. warehouses recently started receiving shipments listed as “Virtual Reality Devices.” Since Valve has no other known VR hardware in development, he believes these shipments are for Steam Frame. Lynch noted that similar shipment activity preceded the Steam Controller announcement Valve has confirmed that Steam Frame and Steam Machine are planned for release this summer and has expanded the Steam Verified program to support the new devices.

Warby Parker $WRBY is launching its first smart glasses this fall, built with GOOGLE and SAMSUNG technology. The glasses will use Gemini AI and Android XR to help users access information, manage tasks, navigate and communicate through existing mobile apps. The initial lineup will include optical and sun styles with prescription and lens options.

Meta and Unity are continuing to work together to make Quest development more efficient and easier to iterate on from first setup, to input, to performance, to validation. By connecting Unity’s environment with Meta’s Quest platform tools, AI can help reduce friction in project setup, platform configuration, input systems, and optimization. 🔗 Check out Meta's Quest Agentic Tools resources to start building with Meta VR CLI, Meta XR Operator, and Unity-connected AI workflows for Quest: #UniteSeoul2026# @MetaforDevs