This document discusses reinventing how humans interact with technology through augmented and virtual reality. It notes some challenges including matching efficiency to reality and cultural heritage constraints. The document argues that building a new reality is more of an ethical design challenge than an engineering problem to ensure the future aligns with human values and needs.

1. TO REINVENT HOW HUMANS
INTERACT WITH TECHNOLOGY

4. So, what do you do
again?

5. ALL THIS STUFF

6. SCREENS.

10. CONSTRAINTS

11. ‘Cultural Heritage’

14. AR / VR

16. THIS IS NOT THE FUTURE
I HAD IN MIND.

18. THIS IS NOT THE FUTURE
I HAD IN MIND.

20. THIS IS ALSO NOT THE
FUTURE I HAD IN MIND.

21. When building practical solutions, we're
looking to increase efficiency, not try to
match how efficient we are in reality.

22. A NEW REALITY.

23. ON-DEMAND SENSEMAKING OF THE
WORLD AROUND AND WITHIN YOU

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29. “What kind of
car is that?”

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33. CHALLENGES

37. A NEW REALITY IS MORE OF AN
ETHICAL DESIGN CHALLENGE,
THAN AN ENGINEERING PROBLEM.

38. “The illiterate of the 21st century
will not be those who cannot read
and write, but those who cannot
learn, unlearn, and relearn. ”
Alvin Toffler - Future Shock

39. Thank you.
@rmtwrkr
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