AR is often divided between consumer and enterprise endpoints. But what about the space between? We’re talking about the lesser-known ‘B2B2C’ opportunity. We unpack 3 examples of this principle in action.
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AR Insider & Mike Boland
3 Examples of AR’s ‘B2B2C’ Opportunity
‘Rocket League’ Inspired VR Sport ‘Ultimechs’ is Going Free-to-Play, Beta Starts Today on Steam
Developers Resolution Games unveiled their upcoming VR sport Ultimechs in late 2021, bringing a very Rocket League-inspired experience combined with missile-firing robots. Now the studio is preparing to launch the futuristic sports game as a free-to-play title on VR platforms starting next month. Update (August 25th, 2022): Ultimechs is slated to launch as a free-to-play title on […]
‘Ultimechs’ Looks Like ‘Rocket League’ with Missile-firing Robots, Gameplay Trailer Here
Developers Resolution Games unveiled their upcoming VR sport Ultimechs in late 2021, although it wasn’t clear from the cinematic trailer exactly what sort of game we were dealing with. Now the studio has tossed out its first gameplay trailer, showing off some very Rocket League-inspired action mixed with teleporting, missile-firing mechs. Ultimechs promises to serve up 2v2 […]
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Apples AR-Brille könnte sich selbstständig reinigen
Apple forscht seit vielen Jahren an Techbrillen. Ein Patent beschreibt einen Mechanismus, der automatisch störende Staubpartikel entfernt.
Der Beitrag Apples AR-Brille könnte sich selbstständig reinigen erschien zuerst auf MIXED.
MIXED & Tomislav Bezmalinovic
AirRacket: Lufftdruck-Schläger simuliert Tennis und Co. realistisch in VR
Haptik-VR-Tüftlern gehen die Ideen nicht aus: Ein mit einer Pressluft-Düse aufgebohrter Schlägergriff soll das Ballgefühl in virtuellen Schlägersportarten verbessern.
Der Beitrag AirRacket: Lufftdruck-Schläger simuliert Tennis und Co. realistisch in VR… MIXED & Matthias Bastian
Epic und NASA simulieren den Mars für Virtual Reality
Raumfahrende sollen sich mit Virtual Reality auf den Mars-Alltag vorbereiten. Die Grundlage liefert eine Simulation des roten Planeten.
Der Beitrag Epic und NASA simulieren den Mars für Virtual Reality erschien zuerst auf MIXED.
MIXED & Tomislav Bezmalinovic
What’s the best way to bring 3D Models into AR experience?
The quality of the 3D models used in AR experiences is directly proportional to Vertex Count/Polygons/Textures etc.
My app needs a whole bunch of 3D Models, packaging these models in the app isn’t feasible. App bundle size grows significantly, and trying to reduce vertex count/polygon can happen only till a certain level after which AR Experience quality drops significantly. 3D objects start to lose their realistic look. So this approach isn’t scalable. While it can handle few models, I cannot possibly scale the number of objects I can include.
If I don’t package 3D objects with the app, what are my options? Are there any cloud services that folks have used to stream the 3D models over the network? Such service solves another problem – I don’t have to update my app each time I need to include new models. If I could simply add new objects in the service catalog, they are made available/visible inside my app (wherver it runs), and I can provide option to download them on-demand.
Appreciate any thoughts/comments/pointers on this topic.
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This Giant VR Bicycle Game Looks Like An Insanely Good Time
To bring the experience to life, QValem developed his own virtual race track and layered it over the real world. In a Reddit post shared earlier this week, a developer going by the name of u/QValem showed off an experimental VR game for the Meta Quest 2 that has players navigating a virtual racetrack using […]
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AR Smart Glasses Make Their Way To The Veterinary Office
AR technology isn’t helping just human patients. Vet CT, a veterinary technology (“VetTech”) based out of Cambridge, United Kingdom, has partnered with the Pennard Vet Clinic on a trial program demonstrating the practical use-cases of AR technology in the veterinary office. The story was first reported by Business Weekly earlier this week. Using a pair […]
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