Tag Archives: augmented reality

The new official US Civil Rights Trail book includes QR codes in important sections which launch an AR experience on the readers’ mobile phones.

We talk with Blippar CEO Faisal Galaria about the recent history and near future of the WebAR company, putting more boots on the ground here in America.

A glance at some of the companies, speakers, panels, and events that will absorb our attention during this year’s AWE from June 1-3 in Santa Clara.

Tribeca Immersive section of the Tribeca Festival has an impressive line-up of XR experiences with meaningful themes.

Camera IQ, the user-friendly AR creation tool, has launched support for TikTok’s Effect House, allowing brands to easily create AR effects.

A look at the whitepaper with an emphasis on recent Lenovo ThinkReality AR technologies and how they potentially fit into the emerging “new normal.”

Dispelix and Avegant merge technologies to enable an advanced optical solution for AR glasses. Today’s smallest LED light engine and a sophisticated waveguide bring us the next generation of augmented reality viewing experience.

Snap Partner Summit highlights include an AR shopping optimized Camera Kit SDK, updates to Lens Studio and the Lens Network, and a partnership with LiveNation. And a drone.

Tune in Wednesday, May 11 at 2 pm EST to learn how industrial leaders are attracting, training, and retaining young talent, and closing the skills gap with augmented reality.

An AR SDK is a key to AR app development. In this guest post, Gourav Sharma from Arka Softwares lists some popular software development tools used for AR app development.

ARPost talked to NextNav, Auki Labs, and Orbbec 3D to learn about advanced approaches to positioning and tracking for next-generation AR experiences.

Avatar Dimension brings its mixed reality capture studio closer to clients by creating a mobile stage with the same technology as its physical studio.

We’ve seen fintech companies in the metaverse before, but CaixaBank and imagine have a model that actually makes a whole lot of sense in virtual worlds.

We take a look at the three lenses created through partnerships between artists and lens creators for the second year of Monumental Perspectives.

The partnership between Geenee and Ready Player Me will allow users to wear their avatar in webAR experiences and create their own immersive content.

Lumus announced two new products in their Maximus optics line, and DigiLens announces a funding round and goals for future waveguide development.

We take a look at MagicLens and their endgame for AR visualization together with the growing nebula of companies within CareAR and within Xerox.

The US Infrastructure Law’s $550 billion budget can be maximized with the help of AR and VR technologies. Here’s how.

This month, Snap made lenses with Cirque du Soleil and DC, had an Oscar ad spot with SignAll, partnered with Verizon, and acquired BCI company NextMind.

Magic Leap released a preview of its new AR glasses, Magic Leap 2. Will this attract consumers to the metaverse?