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5Jun/17Off

Why Daqri has spread its bets with augmented reality technology

brian-mullinsCertain types of displays you don’t need, but experiences will change to support it. Mimicking a display in AR will probably never be as good as a physical display. However, the benefit of it being virtualized could outweigh that, and the perceptible differences can be smoothed out. The question is, if I can have anything I want in real space, would I want it to look like a display, or do I change it completely into something more intuitive? Do I have a screen with an email icon and a little notification on it, or do I have a 3D model of a piece of mail sitting in front of me? I can physically intuit certain things by seeing a 3D model.

See the full story here: https://venturebeat.com/2017/06/03/why-daqri-has-spread-its-bets-with-augmented-reality-technology/

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