I noticed some posts that seem to believe that the Apple Glasses will be our first AR glasses based from our phones but nReal has been getting set to release their glasses for months, so I thought I’d make a post about it to get the news out…
nReal Glasses, dev sets($1200) going out now, commercial units($499) „soon“…
MRTV’s unboxing video.
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Due to COVID I’ve recently been laid off – have been doing 3D (Maya, Zbrush) for 15 years and 2D (Nuke, AE) for 5 years.
I’ve been wanting to get out of episodic / features and into a more interactive format for some time, and I finally have an excuse now!
I know that my experience with 3D (modeling, texturing, lighting, rigging, animating, rendering) and general digital art workflow will serve me well – but other than that, I’m lacking the core skill of MR dev. There are quite a few options out there, from Unity to Unreal to something lighter like Snap and IG filters .. wondering if anyone on here has made a similar transition and has any advice or comments.
Thanks!
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Starting from scratch, zero experience. Any industry certifications, coding languages or programs one can recommend for those wanting to get into the industry? submitted by /u/seasaltdefault [link] [comments] Augmented Reality & /u/seasaltdefault