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Augmented reality and hololens
The document discusses augmented reality and the Microsoft HoloLens. It provides an overview of AR vs VR vs holographic technologies, forecasts significant growth in the AR/VR market by 2020, and profiles major players in the AR software and hardware industries such as Microsoft, Google, Daqri, Magic Leap, and ODG. It highlights applications of AR/VR in education, medicine, industry, and gaming, and focuses on the HoloLens as an emerging platform for mixed reality experiences.
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- 5. AR SOFTWARE PLAYERS CompanySoftware Platforms Daqri AR Toolkit iOS/Android Open Source Daqri Industrial 4D Android Heat and digital sensors Magic Leap Magic Leap Android Retina Display Metaio Metaio iOS/Android Gobbled up by Apple Google Tango Android 3D Augmented Reality Intel/Recon Recon Android Athletic AR GoPro/Google Odyssey Android 16 camera VR Rig Auramsa Aurasma Android/iOS Blippar Layar Android/iOS/Windows Commercial Infinity AR Wikitude (SLAM- 3D Tracking) Android/Apple Commercial mixare Andoid/Apple Open Source Total Immersion Structure AR Structure Apple 3D Scanner with AR capabilities PT Vuforia Applie/iOS
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- #8 Dopamine! A new report from ZenithOptimedia estimates people spent eight hours a day consuming media in 2015, and a recent comScore study reported that the time individuals spent on smartphones consuming digital media increased by 90% from 2013 to 2015 in the US.
- #9Â HP on Wednesday unveiled an upgraded Sprout desktop PC that keeps the nifty features of its predecessor â namely, overhead cameras that can convert real objects into 2-D and 3-D digital images â and adds a few more, like a 20-point touch pad that doesnât require a keyboard or mouse. The company calls the Sprout Pro a âblended realityâ computer for its combination of physical, digital and augmented reality functions. Digital images, for example, can be redesigned into products that can then be converted into real objects using a 3-D printer. The company will market the Sprout Pro to educators and creative professionals. But with a price tag of $2,199 when it becomes available in February â about $300 more than the previous model â the PC may remain a niche product âuntil 3-D printers mature and go mainstream,â said tech analyst Rob Enderle in an e-mail.
- #11 Facial Recognition and makeup â including Sephora Ralph Lauren launched interactive mirrors in its New York City flagship store on Wednesday. You can now change the lighting in the fitting room, request a different size, browse through other items in the store, orinteract with a sale associate through the mirror.Â