Just one week after launching App Lab, Snap completes the one-two punch with a full-fledged AR creative studio. Known as Arcadia, it will work directly with brands and ad agencies on AR campaigns. We examine drivers and dynamics.
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On the verge of Facebook’s rumored unveiling for its Ray-Ban-like AR glasses, questions loom over their design and approach. Signs point to a form of „lite AR“ that prioritizes sleekness and wearability. We examine the drivers & dynamics.
Snap Scan positions the camera as a search input – applying machine learning and computer vision magic – to identify items you point your phone at. Its latest updates offer new product categories and shopping use cases that we break down.
Snapchat continues to signal interest in being a socially-fueled local discovery engine. This goes back to its early work in Geofilters, Snap Map and, more recently, Local Lenses. We examine the latest moves and triangulate where Snap could go next.
Snap continues to solidify its leading position in consumer AR. The most recent evidence comes from its Q2 earnings last week. We extract and analyze all of the AR-related data points and earnings call quotes for this week’s Trendline article.
The latest move in AR’s Space Race came with Brookfield Properties‘ new in-mall activation. It will open up 150 million square feet of interior „airspace“ for virtual ad placement. We unpack the details and dynamics