Though mobile AR continues to be challenged in gaining mainstream traction, there are bright spots. Revenue continues to gain momentum in advertising, commerce, and enterprise productivity. We go behind the numbers in the latest AR Briefs episode.
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Brickit isn’t marketed as AR but it elegantly brings digital augmentation to physical objects. It applies computer vision to and ML to tell you what you can build with a given assortment of lego blocks. Could this portend AR’s next era?
The automotive production process is long and complex. This creates openings for AR to streamline everything from engineering to assembly. We examine Toyota’s efforts 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 RecRoom’s move to Android, new XR funding and lots of Metaverse news.
How many devices are AR-compatible? How many of those represent active AR users? And how does that lay the foundation for AR revenue growth? Our latest Behind the Numbers installment dives in.
One of VR’s prospective revenue streams is ad placement. The thought is that its levels of immersion can engender deeper ad engagement. But is usage to the point of getting Madison Avenue excited? We crunch the numbers.
Mistakes can be costly when building aircraft engines. GE Aviation deployed an AR-based assembly process and saw real efficiency gains. We examine the results and takeaways in our latest case study.
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 ads in VR, new funding rounds, and Varjo’s Reality Cloud.
Shopify’s latest move in camera commerce is the acquisition of AR startup Primer. This helps it go deeper in AR product visualization and wider into the home decor vertical. We examine strategic drivers and dynamics.