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- 1. AWE EU 2019 Recap • Twitter: @debmayers24 • Website: http://debmayers.com • Sketchfab: https://sketchfab.com/debmayers24 • Github: https://github.com/dmayers340
- 3. What is AWE? Augmented World Expo
- 4. What did they talk about? Developer Creator/Designer Enterprise XR Enablement Main Stage
- 5. Themes Go XR or Go Extinct-Last Year Convergence We are spatial…and so should computing’ Ori I. Manufacturing and Marketing Collaboration/Communication Training Reality is the computing platform
- 6. Key Points Design for everyone Spatial Computing is for implementing Open/Collaborative Industry Security/Privacy are on people’s minds The technology constantly improves
- 7. Best Practices Prefer stylized environment Use Spatialized Audio Ensure interactions are realistic User preferences (i.e. handedness, locomotion, etc) Prototype and iterate often. VR changes quickly
- 8. Key Ideas Spatial Wikipedia-big impact on humanity-allows visitors to make changes, contributions, corrections in real time…in space.--Ori AR Cloud People aren’t being limited by hardware Security/Privacy Camera + ML + AI
- 9. Enterprise-Atheer Enterprises are spending more, but productivity is declining-Can spatial help? Atheer has a maturity model— Exploring, Deploying, Connecting, Leading Most AR and VR in enterprises come from bottom, but needs to connect with members of C-suite
- 10. Enterprise-Nestle Nestle found a great use in WebAR Nestle has ‘sandbox factories’ for testing immersive tech solutions Nestle focus for enterprise is in augmented instructions, remote assistance, training and onboarding allowing employees to upscale themselves Nestle is now looking at hiring XR developers to make content themselves Before even entering the company, there is an app that allows employees to learn more about the company, their role, their team.
- 11. Enterprise- Innoactive The power of VR Training is it allows people to do repeatable, dangerous tasks with the opportunity to fail. Don’t overengineer-fine details-high quality model-iterate, prototype, get feedback I think we mustn't forget that it can be a positive for other industries. Workplace bias training, security, classroom that isn’t restricted by location
- 13. Spatial Grid/AR Cloud AR Cloud-Mapping the world We need a modelling language that will show relationships between different nodes
- 14. Reality is the next platform for computing. How do we architect it? What needs to be done with software? What are our next steps? How do we plan on storing all the data? What will processing power is needed?
- 15. Start Developing! There’s many communities to help
- 16. AWE EU 2019 Recap • Twitter: @debmayers24 • Website: http://debmayers.com • Sketchfab: https://sketchfab.com/debmayers24 • Github: https://github.com/dmayers340
Editor's Notes
- So what is currently wrong with meetings? Imagine the scenario, you’ve just dialled into your telepresence meeting, without video, and you announce you’ve joined the room, only to find that they’ve already started the meeting but you couldn’t tell because there is a 30 second delay on your phone. You present an idea at the meeting, but you cannot see the people, you cannot make eye contact and read their body language. Any of that sound familiar? Really the biggest drawback of current ways of conducting meetings, over Skype, or the phone is just the lack of connection and presence with everyone in the meeting.
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