After 1 year on Meta Quest VR space combat game Rogue Stargun lands on Pico headsets
Looking for some space dogfighting action in VR? Rogue Stargun just launched in Early Access for Pico VR headsets, priced at $9.99. The game runs on all current Pico models — the Pico 4 Ultra, Pico 4, 4 Pro, and Neo3 Link. Players take on the role of the last surviving pilot in their fleet, tasked with liberating their sector of a war-torn galaxy. The immersive cockpit lets you control everything with your hands — from flight controls to weapons systems and even the reactor core.
The single-player campaign packs in 24 missions across various planets, where you'll weave through canyons, engage enemy ships, and rain destruction on ground targets. You can choose from five distinct spacecraft, ranging from the tank-like Tornado to the nimble Meteor fighter. The arsenal includes over 50 swappable secondary weapons to collect during missions. If this sounds familiar, that's because Rogue Stargun has already been blasting away on Meta Quest headsets for the past year. Now Pico users can join the fight.
Splashtop brings AR support to industrial safety data glasses
Splashtop has added support for RealWear glasses to its augmented reality platform, letting workers in hazardous environments get hands-free remote guidance. The integration helps field teams in industries like oil and gas, manufacturing, utilities and construction collaborate with remote experts more safely and efficiently. When workers wear RealWear glasses on site, remote specialists can see what they see and provide live guidance through annotations and voice communication, almost as if they were standing side by side. The company says this approach to remote maintenance could help reduce both repair costs and safety incidents in industrial settings by up to 70 percent.
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