Augmented Reality (AR) is an interactive experience that combines elements of real-world and computer-generated content. We look at the 10 lastest innovations.
1. Microsoft Mesh: This is a new platform for shared, collaborative experiences in mixed reality. It allows people to interact with each other in a virtual environment using AR and VR technology.
2. Facebook Horizon Workrooms: This is a virtual reality platform designed for remote teams to work together. It uses AR technology to overlay digital objects onto real-world objects.
3. Apple ARKit 5: This is a new version of Apple's ARKit platform that includes new features like Object Capture, which allows users to create 3D models of real-world objects using an iPhone.
4. Google ARCore Depth API: This is a new feature of Google's ARCore platform that allows for more accurate depth perception in AR experiences. This enables more realistic and immersive AR experiences.
5. Magic Leap 2: This is a new version of Magic Leap's AR headset that is designed for enterprise use. It features improved hardware and software, as well as a new operating system.
6. Nreal Light 2: This is a new version of Nreal's lightweight AR glasses that are designed for consumer use. It features improved optics and a wider field of view.
7. HoloLens 2: This is the second version of Microsoft's HoloLens AR headset. It features improved hardware and software, as well as a wider field of view and better hand-tracking.
8. Vuzix Blade AR: This is a new version of Vuzix's AR glasses that are designed for enterprise use. It features a more powerful processor and improved battery life.
9. Snap Spectacles: These are AR glasses from Snapchat that allow users to overlay digital content onto the real world. They feature a built-in camera and microphone for capturing and sharing content.
10. Google Glass Enterprise Edition 2: This is the second version of Google's AR glasses that are designed for enterprise use. It features improved hardware and software, as well as a more comfortable design.
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