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The 20 Best Rated & Most Rated Quest Games & Apps – December 2020

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GamesBeat Decides the game of the year
It’s time for GamesBeat to decides the game of the year, and we did so on our podcast. You can find the results right here. AR/VR – VentureBeat & Jeff Grubb
"Google Maps‘ Moat is Evaporating" Could Niantic be among those to potentially take over Google’s dominance in Maps one day?
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Inside the Future of Smartglasses: Vuzix CEO Paul Travers on What 2021 Holds for AR Wearables
We often discuss the augmented reality efforts coming from the biggest players in Silicon Valley like Google, Facebook, Apple, and others, but one name that keeps coming up when you really begin to dig into the AR space is Vuzix. Since the late ’90s, … Next Reality & Adario Strange
Has anyone been able to buy a Moverio BT-40 from one of Epson dealers yet? This device was supposed to release this December, has it?
I contacted Epson dealer in my country (Bulgaria, Europe) and they have no news from Epson. I might contact dealers in other European countries (Germany?) soon, please recommend one if you can. submitted by /u/vermeer82 [link] [co… Augmented Reality & /u/vermeer82
Some Questions about AR
Hey guys, I’m pretty new to AR, and not the most tech savvy so I apologize if some of these questions are ridiculous or outright stupid, but anyway..
I’ve seen AR be attached to a physical object like business cards and what not. And it seems to work much better when the image is being attached to a singular physical object like a QR code and not just „projected“ onto a opened view in a room.
My question is, would this work for larger objects too? For example, if i wanted to attach a AR image to a t-shirt, would the t-shirt just need a QR code on it for the AR to attach to? And if so would the AR still work as that person walked or ran around or would it be lagging behind the person?
Would the projection only work at a certain distance away? Or is it completely independent on the camera being able to read the QR code and as long as it can read it it will be able to project the AR image?
And lastly, not sure if the technology is there but i’ve seen apps like AR kicks that just attach to your feet. Could the same be said for larger and further away object like a specific shirt? Or jacket maybe? I’m just curious on the current capabilities of AR and what factors are in play.
Thanks for any responses or reads everyone I appreciate the insight.
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Some Questions about AR
Hey guys, I’m pretty new to AR, and not the most tech savvy so I apologize if some of these questions are ridiculous or outright stupid, but anyway..
I’ve seen AR be attached to a physical object like business cards and what not. And it seems to work much better when the image is being attached to a singular physical object like a QR code and not just „projected“ onto a opened view in a room.
My question is, would this work for larger objects too? For example, if i wanted to attach a AR image to a t-shirt, would the t-shirt just need a QR code on it for the AR to attach to? And if so would the AR still work as that person walked or ran around or would it be lagging behind the person?
Would the projection only work at a certain distance away? Or is it completely independent on the camera being able to read the QR code and as long as it can read it it will be able to project the AR image?
And lastly, not sure if the technology is there but i’ve seen apps like AR kicks that just attach to your feet. Could the same be said for larger and further away object like a specific shirt? Or jacket maybe? I’m just curious on the current capabilities of AR and what factors are in play.
Thanks for any responses or reads everyone I appreciate the insight.
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Buy Oculus Quest 2 Today & Get a $15 Gift Card from NewEgg

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Boneworks Update: VR-Nostalgie und ein Blick in die Zukunft
Das erfolgreiche VR-Spiel Boneworks bekommt ein Update, das neue Inhalte mit Nostalgiefaktor bringt und einen Einblick gibt in die Zukunft des Entwicklerstudios StressLevelZero. MIXED | News zu VR, AR und KI & Maximilian Schreiner