AR & VR - The Future Has Arrived
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AR & VR are not futuristic concepts. Instead, they are concepts that are being used practically today. See how these technologies are changing how we live.
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- 1. AR &VR - THE FUTURE HAS ARRIVED
- 2. #2017PRISM What is “AR”? @SN_Rand © 2017 Shred Nations. All Rights Reserved. Augmented reality (AR) is a live direct or indirect view of a physical, real-world environment whose elements are augmented (or supplemented) by computer-generated sensory input such as sound, video, graphics or GPS data. -Wikipedia
- 3. #2017PRISM AR Devices @SN_Rand © 2017 Shred Nations. All Rights Reserved.
- 4. #2017PRISM Most Popular AR Devices @SN_Rand © 2017 Shred Nations. All Rights Reserved.
- 5. #2017PRISM Google Glass © 2017 Shred Nations. All Rights Reserved. @SN_Rand
- 6. #2017PRISM Microsoft HoloLens © 2017 Shred Nations. All Rights Reserved. @SN_Rand
- 7. #2017PRISM Yelp Monocle © 2017 Shred Nations. All Rights Reserved. @SN_Rand
- 8. #2017PRISM Starwalk © 2017 Shred Nations. All Rights Reserved. @SN_Rand
- 9. #2017PRISM Maintenance © 2017 Shred Nations. All Rights Reserved. @SN_Rand
- 10. #2017PRISM Maintenance © 2017 Shred Nations. All Rights Reserved. @SN_Rand
- 11. #2017PRISM Routing © 2017 Shred Nations. All Rights Reserved. @SN_Rand
- 12. #2017PRISM Safety © 2017 Shred Nations. All Rights Reserved. @SN_Rand
- 13. #2017PRISM What is VR? © 2017 Shred Nations. All Rights Reserved. Virtual reality (VR) typically refers to computer technologies that use virtual reality headsets to generate the realistic images, sounds and other sensations that replicate a real environment or create an imaginary setting. @SN_Rand
- 14. #2017PRISM VR Devices @SN_Rand © 2017 Shred Nations. All Rights Reserved.
- 15. #2017PRISM Oculus Rift @SN_Rand © 2017 Shred Nations. All Rights Reserved.
- 16. #2017PRISM HTC Vive @SN_Rand © 2017 Shred Nations. All Rights Reserved.
- 17. #2017PRISM @SN_Rand © 2017 Shred Nations. All Rights Reserved. Training
- 18. #2017PRISM @SN_Rand © 2017 Shred Nations. All Rights Reserved. Testing
- 19. #2017PRISM @SN_Rand © 2017 Shred Nations. All Rights Reserved. Exploration
- 20. #2017PRISM @SN_Rand © 2017 Shred Nations. All Rights Reserved. The Beginning
- 21. #2017PRISM @SN_Rand © 2017 Shred Nations. All Rights Reserved. Photo Credit: Jung Lee
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- Do not sell any longer $800 to $1,500 on Amazon as of 4/17 Pairs via Bluetooth Recognizes facial movements Photos and video Search results Turn by turn directions Translations Reminders Voice and video calls Third party integration
- $3,000 - $5,000 from Microsoft Completely autonomous Recognizes, hand gestures, eye movement, facial gestures, mapping technology Search results Turn by turn directions Translations Reminders Voice and video calls Third party integration
- Of the more popular AR apps now Monacle included in the yelp app on mobile phones
- Starwalk Originally this was on Apple devices (iphone, ipad)
- Marines study 46 % faster (Popular Science) BMW using this now – video uploaded in 2007
- This will save time and money for you Don’t need a mechanic, drivers can perform maintenance themselves
- Can adjust routes based on traffic Can guide driver to destination Can identify sales targets along the route
- Will show where hazards are Areas to stay away from Etc.
- Currently there are a number of headsets Sony, HTC, Oculus are popular (Facebook owns Oculus)
- $500-$600 Tethered to PC Recognizes hand movement, eye movement, head movement
- $800-$1,000 Tethered to PC Recognizes hand movement, eye movement, head movement Larger tracking area (15x15) Bigger core, less RAM (4G instead of 8G) Less USB outputs (1 instead of 2) Generally higher rated
- Train drivers better driving, parking, navigation techniques without a traditional “Simulator” Train warehouse staff on how to use equipment without actually putting them on the equipment
- Test real life situations and get virtual outcomes Social Scientific Cultural
- Explore anywhere you want If a VR camera has been there you can explore it Titans of Space Expeditions
- This is just the beginning More applications More practical Faster delivery Less resources needed