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The document summarizes a webinar discussing 3D modeling for a creator platform. It covers topics like supported 3D features, balancing file complexity and efficiency, using 3D objects for interactive content and product representation, and resources available on the company's help center. Two presenters - Olga Beza and Vanya Damyanova - outlined a 15 minute presentation and 45 minute Q&A session taking questions through a question box or raised hands.
Layar q&a april 2015
The document summarizes a webinar that included a 15 minute presentation and 45 minute Q&A session. It then provides tips for designing effective business cards, flyers and brochures for augmented reality campaigns. Specifically, it recommends including enough visual details on cards, avoiding designs that look too similar, and adding a call to action. For flyers and brochures, it suggests leaving a large blank area, using orientation-independent graphics like circles and hexagons, and avoiding patterns or designs that look similar across pages of the same campaign. The document directs people to the Layar Help Center for additional support.
Layar Q&A March 2015
Monthly Q&A webinars that allows our customers to ask questions, give feedback and raise feature requests.
Layar q&a feb'15
- The webinar covered new Basic Pages that allow video uploading and hosting without ads for a 30 day lifetime, available on a pay-as-you-go basis without bundles. Free users will get 2 Basic pages.
- Use cases for Basic Pages include short-term personal or small business needs like greetings, promotions, and leaflets. Basic Pages differ from Pro Pages in features like lifetime, buttons, statistics, and price.
- An SDK update allows sharing screenshots, changing the view angle, and hiding elements in AR, and a new PhoneGap plugin allows integrating the SDK into other apps. The Developer API also added new features like looping videos and hiding controls.
Layar Monthly Q&A feb'15
- The webinar covered new Basic Pages that allow video uploading and hosting without ads for a 30 day lifetime, available on a pay-as-you-go basis without bundles. Free users will get 2 Basic pages.
- Use cases for Basic Pages include short-term personal or small business needs like greetings, promotions, and leaflets. Basic Pages differ from Pro Pages in features like lifetime, buttons, statistics, and price.
- An SDK update allows sharing screenshots, changing the view angle, and hiding elements in AR, and a new PhoneGap plugin allows integrating the SDK into other apps. The Developer API also added new features like looping videos and hiding controls.
Layar Q&A 29th January 2015
- The webinar covered new Basic Pages that allow video uploading and hosting without ads for a 30 day lifetime, available on a pay-as-you-go basis without bundles. Free users will get 2 Basic pages.
- Use cases for Basic Pages include personal or small business sites like greeting cards, promotions, and leaflets. Basic Pages differ from Pro Pages in features like lifetime, buttons, statistics, and pricing.
- An extension allows upgrading Basic or Pro campaigns. The new SDK features hiding elements and customization, while the Developer API updates include looping videos and hiding controls. Attendees can help others on the Help Center to earn free Pro page credits.
Layar Q&A 27th November 2014
The document summarizes a webinar that took place in November 2014. It included a 15 minute presentation and 45 minutes of Q&A where questions were submitted via a question box or raising a virtual hand. Topics discussed included transparent videos, automatic color palettes for buttons, extending campaigns, new page pricing, help resources, and a program for contributors to share knowledge and earn credits.
Layar Monthly Q&A October 2014
- The webinar included a 15 minute presentation and 45 minutes of Q&A where participants could ask questions via a question box or raising their hand.
- The webinar was part of a series on the company's premium account features, which allow for video hosting, advanced and custom buttons, collaboration capabilities, export of statistics, and priority support. Participants were also invited to contribute to a help center to earn free page credits.
Layar q&a october
This document summarizes a webinar that took place in October 2014 and covered Questions and Answers about Layar Creator. The webinar included a 15 minute presentation and 45 minutes of Q&A where participants could ask questions through a question box or raising their hand. Premium accounts would get benefits like video hosting, advanced and custom buttons, collaboration features, exportable statistics, priority support, and opportunities to help others and earn credits through Layar's help center.
Layar q&a september
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Layar X|Media|Lab Malmö 2011
- 1. Augmented Reality, the next mass medium X|Media|Lab Sweden Ivo van Barneveld Layar
- 3. 2015
- 9. 2011
- 10. Berlin wall
- 11. WTC
- 14. Audi A1, Moscow
- 15. Foursquare
- 16. ScavengAR Hunt
- 17. Uninvited Art exhibition, MoMA
- 18. V-commerce
- 19. Open Platform
- 20. The next mass medium
- 22. A story you’ve heard before.... Mass adoption New medium New devices
- 23. Television Mass adoption New medium New devices
- 24. Internet Mass adoption New medium New devices
- 25. Augmented Reality Mass adoption ? New medium New devices
- 28. Layar brings impactful augmented reality experiences into people’s everyday lives
- 29. The Layar ecosystem Distribution Brands, Content Layers Developers Layar End user publishers Search & Discovery
- 30. Healthy ecosystem • Layar developers are: • making money 1,000s of developers • getting funded >1,700 published layers • hiring people >1M active users • advertising their business • building new businesses
- 31. Layar Partner Network > 40 Layar Partners worldwide
- 32. Layar Distribution Dutch, French, German, Greek, Portugese, Hebrew, English, Japanese, Turkish, Korean, Chinese (Mandarin), Spanish and Italian available available available imminent
- 33. About Layar Launched in June 2009 Based in Amsterdam VC funded 55 people (yes, we are hiring!)
- 34. Thank you ivo@layar.com @brnvld