Industrial AR & VR Use Cases

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  Diego Romero

  

  Google shows off stunning new AR features coming to web and mobile apps soon

  The Verge - Nick Statt

  Part of a ARCore’s new Depth API in the works Google has been quietly working to improve its augmented reality platform, ARCore, since its official launch early last year. Now, the company says it’s ready to unveil some of the next-generation upgrades to depth detection and physics it’s achieved, …

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  Diego Romero

  

  Facebook is building its own state-of-the-art operating system for VR and AR hardware

  ZDNET - Liam Tung

  Facebook is getting more serious about hardware to create tomorrow's way of connecting people. Facebook wants to remove its dependency on Google and …

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  Diego Romero

  

  VR WILL REIGN

  TNW - Binary District Journal

  Virtual reality may still feel a little like the brash new kid on the block, but its origins can actually be traced back as far as the 1860s. Even if we think about familiar VR tech, the first head-mounted display (HMD) was already available nearly 50 years ago. The barrier to entry for VR and …

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  Diego Romero

  

  Predictions from the first AR OS | HackerNoon

  hackernoon.com - Ben Ferns

  There has been a lot written on the AR glasses rumoured to arrive over the next few years, but not much on the operating systems and core UI that …

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  Diego Romero

  

  Ray tracing explained: The future of hyper-realistic graphics

  Engadget - Christopher Schodt

  It may not be as close as some companies are making out. Ray tracing has long been gaming's holy grail. A method of creating hyper-realistic lighting and graphics, for years ray tracing has been promised as the technology that will take games the next step closer to total realism. Ray tracing has …

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  Diego Romero

  

  Stop Thinking Killer App and Start Thinking Killer Experience

  Entrepreneur - Aaron Price

  Virtual reality and augmented reality strategies from an industry veteran. David Polinchock has worked in the virtual reality (VR) and experiential advertising space since the 1990s, and he's seen the good, the bad and the ugly for using VR and augmented reality (AR) to create marketing events and …