Emergence App vs SPECS

Emergence: Things Are Not As They Seem is a deeply original performance of music, spoken word and psychedelia, led by artist Patrick Olson. He is backed by musicians, singers, dancers, and large-scale immersive video imagery. You will not have seen anything like it. Combining thundering music and mind trip monologues, Emergence explores the deepest aspects of the human experience with a riveting dive into the domain between science and art – uplifting, emotionally powerful and revelatory. Following a sold out run in Los Angeles, Emergence makes its New York theatrical premiere for 13 weeks only.

Meet SPECS, a computer built into see-through augmented reality glasses. Our vision is to make computing more human by helping you learn, work, play, create, and get things done together in the world around you. Explore SPECS and find your fit: Use the SPECS app to explore the latest SPECS AR glasses. See how they look on you with virtual try-on and find your fit, right from your iPhone. Discover what SPECS can do: With SPECS AR glasses, you can learn to draw with guidance on the paper in front of you, practice basketball with a real ball and hoop, or play dominoes with friends at the same table. The computer helps, but you're the one building the skill, making something, and connecting with other people. See-through lenses bring digital experiences into your surroundings, and you interact naturally with your hands and voice. We call this instinctual computing, built around how you see, think, and act. Technology should add to your life, not cut you out of it. Try a limited preview of SPECS Intelligence: Explore patterns in your time, attention, and relationships, and discover your Digital Love Language and Superpowers. You don't need SPECS AR glasses to try it. Join the waitlist for early access: Join the waitlist for early access to the fuller SPECS Intelligence experience, designed to work across Mac, iPhone, and SPECS AR glasses. We're building it to understand your goals, priorities, and routines and anticipate when help would be useful. Learn more about SPECS at specs.com.