This document discusses the potential for augmented reality (AR) to enhance social and economic interactions. It explores how AR could allow products and services to identify users based on location and social media profiles. Examples are given of AR applications that overlay digital information onto views of real-world people, places, and things. The document argues that mobile devices are poised to power AR experiences and that both technical and user considerations will impact how AR is implemented to connect physical and virtual worlds in socially and economically valuable ways.
4. Social-
L. socialis "united, living with others”
-nomics
+ nomos "managing" [-to manage]
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5. The ability of social media to
generate exponential returns for
individuals and businesses
- @equalman
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6. A future [in which] we will no
longer search for products and
services, rather they will find us
via social media
- @equalman
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7. Socionomics is an interdisciplinary
study of the moral, legal, and economic
aspects of our social environment
- @wikipedia
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8. Social Media
digital words, sounds & pictures [video]
typically shared via the internet
...cultural, societal or financial value
- @wikipedia
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_media
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9. Social Media
the type of media that is based on
conversation and interaction
between people [online]
- @wikipedia
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_media
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10. Augmented Reality (AR)
live direct or indirect view of a
physical real-world environment
whose elements are enhanced
by digital-media / content
- @wikipedia
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Augmented_reality
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11. (AR)
Enhancing oneʼs current
perception of reality
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12. How do we perceive reality?
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