The Ghost Howls

APRIL 5, 2021

They may be AR glasses or smartglasses, but what is sure is that Niantic is working to support AR hardware within its platform. And I’m not only talking about the hardware, but also the software. Cubism is a great case study for hand tracking UX. Mathew Olson from The Information (subscribe to his awesome newsletter !)

Apple 271

Apple AR Microsoft Magic Leap 271

XR for Business Podcast

JANUARY 29, 2020

But I think we can stay on the cartoonish side of things as long as we hope things like eye tracking and hand tracking. There’s value being on the bleeding edge, but there’s also value of waiting for the open standards, like the OpenXR for hardware, or the WebXR, or the OpenWeb, for these open standards for identity.

Industry 78

Industry Augmented Reality AR Technology 78

XR for Business Podcast

JANUARY 29, 2020

But I think we can stay on the cartoonish side of things as long as we hope things like eye tracking and hand tracking. There's value being on the bleeding edge, but there's also value of waiting for the open standards, like the OpenXR for hardware, or the WebXR, or the OpenWeb, for these open standards for identity.

Industry 60

Industry Augmented Reality AR Technology 60

XR for Business Podcast

JANUARY 29, 2020

But I think we can stay on the cartoonish side of things as long as we hope things like eye tracking and hand tracking. There’s value being on the bleeding edge, but there’s also value of waiting for the open standards, like the OpenXR for hardware, or the WebXR, or the OpenWeb, for these open standards for identity.

Industry 60

Industry Augmented Reality AR Technology 60