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XR Talks: Defining the AR Cloud, Part II

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It’s all about data that’s anchored to places and things, which AR devices can ingest and process into meaningful content. And because the world’s spatial mapping data is too extensive to fit on one device, it must tap the cloud. In order for AR to work in the ways we all envision, it first must understand its surroundings.

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How Will the AR Cloud Unlock the Spatial Web?

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Also known as mirrorworld and other monikers, it’s about data that’s anchored to places and things that AR devices can process into meaningful content. And because the world’s spatial mapping data is too extensive to fit on one device, it must tap the cloud. In fact, Google is a natural candidate to build this physical-world index.

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

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It includes some of its data and takeaways. The Pokémon Go and Ingress creator recently turned its AR architecture into a platform on which others can build apps: the Real World Platform. Similar to Amazon Web Services’ (AWS) inception, Niantic built its engine primarily to power its own product.

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

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This is a conceptual framework in which data is anchored to the inhabitable earth to enable AR devices to trigger relevant content. is an architecture or index that makes the physical world clickable. That happens with a combination of mapping the contours of a scene (LiDAR will help), and tapping into previously-mapped spatial data.

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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.” This takes Pokemon Go’s architecture and spins it out as a platform on which other developers can build games and experiences.

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How Will the AR Cloud Unlock the Spatial Web?

ARVR

Also known as mirrorworld and other monikers, it’s about data that’s anchored to places and things that AR devices can process into meaningful content. And because the world’s spatial mapping data is too extensive to fit on one device, it must tap the cloud. is an architecture that makes the physical world clickable.

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Power and Responsibility: Highlights from Microsoft Build

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As cloud based applications scale and power AI experiences, we have come to a place where you need data at planet scale and performance Click To Tweet. By 2020, the average person will generate 1.5GB of data a day, a smart home 50GB and a smart city, a whopping 250 petabytes of data per day. Ethical AI.

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