- HTC examines portable 6G network with Medatek and Intel
- Vive Mars enhances virtual production with real-time ai-interactions
- MWC participants experience HTC’s AI-powered virtual production from first hand
HTC Vive has revealed its bid to increase the spatial computer industry with a number of new AI-driven developments.
While HTC is no longer focused on Microsoft’s Hololens, it continues to develop enterprise-focused technologies, including updates to its Viverse platform, virtual production tools and private networking solutions displayed on MWC 2025.
Viverse, a spatial computer platform, now has AI tools that allow users to create interactive virtual environments without programming knowledge.
AI-driven improvements in virtual production
HTC also brings new AI capabilities to Vive Mars, its virtual production solution used in commercial projects such as advertising and music videos. These features allow real -time interaction with digital environments, making filming and creating content more dynamic.
HTC aims to make film-creating tools for professional quality more accessible, but in addition to immersive experiences, the company is also aiming to promote network technology, as the GEM-Government department shows the development of private 5G and a concept for a portable 6G network.
In collaboration with Mediatek and Intel, HTC examines ways to optimize networking for AI applications, autonomous systems and industrial automation.
6g and beyond
The 6G concept uses an “Edge Cloud” approach that sacrifices heavy computer tasks from devices to distributed network infrastructure. This reduces the delay and improves efficiency, especially for applications such as generative AI and privacy -focused data processing.
HTC collaborates with Nissan to implement a private 5G network and Edge Cloud VR solution for industrial design. This setup enables real-time high-speed collaboration in real time and helps design teams work with precision in a safe VR environment.
In cultural and educational applications, HTC collaborates with Château de Versailles to create immersive historical experiences. An interactive exhibition at MWC will explore the Antoni Gaudí world and demonstrate how VR can bring artistic movements and historical characters to life.
Meanwhile, platforms like Excurio enable large VR experiences on a large scale, allowing more users to explore different virtual environments at the same time.
“AI opens new ways for people and businesses to detach their imagination and make life better,” said Cher Wang, co -founder and chairman of HTC.
“We dream of a world where technology is open, connected and intelligent. At HTC Vive, we believe that AI should be used responsibly with privacy and security at the forefront, so people have security and peace of mind. AI should solve problems and help people and not replace them – and in this way technology can raise humanity.”
