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Augmented Reality and Hearables: Where the Two Technologies Meet

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But AR/VR solutions are not limited to Google Glass, mobile apps for trying on shoes or accessories, and AR-based games. Examples of Augmented Reality in Action. For example, an AR-enabled voice assistant in your ear can point you in the right direction and remind you about an upcoming business meeting. Sponsored content.

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XR Talks: Defining the AR Cloud, Part II

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For an example of what not to do, Facebook practices lots of lip service about policies and self-regulation. Google’s Justin Quimby says this is okay as long as there are common languages — again like HTML today. The spatial computing-focused privacy expert believes that industry self-governance will be more impactful.

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Niantic’s AR Lessons: The Platform Angle

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Examples include Unity, Adobe Aero and 8th Wall. The Pokémon Go creator has turned its AR architecture into a platform on which others can build apps and games. AWS and [Google Cloud] weren’t built as compute platforms for everybody,” said Keslin at the same AWE presentation. “AWS

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Unpacking AR Business Models: AR as a Service, Part III

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We left off last week talking about AR Cloud companies, which intersects with the next AR as a Service (ARaaS) example: Niantic. The Pokémon Go and Ingress creator recently turned its AR architecture into a platform on which others can build apps: the Real World Platform. AR-as-a-service (enterprises pay). The AWS Model.

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How Will the AR Cloud Unlock the Spatial Web?

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Another way to view the AR cloud – framed in the terminology of today’s technology – is an architecture that makes the physical world clickable. Just as Google began indexing the web 20 years ago, the next evolution could be for someone to index the physical world in potentially more valuable ways. The AR Location Wars, Part I: Google.

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The AR Location Wars, Part V: Niantic

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That could be wayfinding with Google Live View , or visual search with Google Lens. As you can tell from the above examples, Google will have a key stake in this “Internet of Places.” Synthesizing these factors, one of AR’s battlegrounds will be in augmenting the world in location-relevant ways.

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Will the AR Cloud Underpin a “Real-World Metaverse?”

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is an architecture or index that makes the physical world clickable. Google could be the knowledge layer, Facebook could be the social layer, Microsoft the enterprise productivity layer, and Amazon the commerce layer. Examples so far include Pokémon Go’s utilization of AR to enhance mobile gaming.

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