One of AR’s battlegrounds will be to augment the world in geo-relevant ways. That’s wayfinding with Google Live View, gaming experiences from Niantic, or social interaction in Snap’s Local Lenses. We dive into Part II for this week’s XR Talks.
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What’s the timeline for ubiquity in AR’s fully-actualized form? By that, we mean all-day AR glasses with stylistic viability and wearability. We’ve assembled quotes from tech leaders that signal the 2030’s as AR’s decade.
After covering the „why“ of Apple’s AR glasses last week, the next question is „what?“ What will „Apple Glass“ look like, and what will be its primary features? We examine the evidence in this week’s report excerpt.
Buried deep in Snap’s recent Partner Summit was a notable nugget. The company’s visual search tool, Snap Scan, now has 170 million users. We examine strategic takeaways for Snap’s ongoing camera commerce ambitions.
Tis the season for developer conferences. After Google I/O, Facebook F8 and Snap Partner Summit comes the O.G. event: Apple’s WWDC. We break down AR-specific news and takeaways from the event.
How will geospatial AR materialize? What are its active ingredients, including 5G and the AR cloud? This is the theme of our new series, Space Race, where we break down who’s doing what…continuing here in Part VII with Microsoft.
Though AR enjoys mobile’s sheer reach, smartphones aren’t the technology’s optimal vessel. How long will it take to reach AR’s fully-actualized form factor in smart glasses? We examine in the latest report excerpt.
Welcome back to Spatial Beats, AR Insider’s weekly series that features observations and insights of author and futurist Charlie Fink. This week, we look at Facebook F8, Walmart’s AR inventory system and Legoland’s AR activation.
Reality Bytes: Apple, Amazon & GM
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