WILL AUGMENTED REALITY EVER RULE THE WORD?

There has always been a raging debate on whether the livelihood of the common people will face a heartache as automation will eliminate jobs, especially in manufacturing, or will it bear to be the usual pay check for the collared workers? …

If anyone knows about the “AMS (American Manufacturing Summit) of 2019” in Chicago, there were eager ears to talk with, about innovations, disruptions, and challenges facing their industry. Many such enthusiastic businessmen had an engaging roundtable discussion centered on creating a digital ecosystem for end-to-end global content delivery. …

Augmented Reality is always considered to go through every technological field and make wonders to its schemes. AR has the perfect deliverance to revolutionize marketing as a whole in the next few years. …

In this age of virtual reality and surreal approaches, we tend to find every aspect of AR’s tech-niches to be a money-minting sequel of the digital industries. Even with price tags in the millions, it is still cheaper to crash a simulated plane or shoot a simulated tank. …

Augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) technologies are still far from becoming mainstream, unlike some of the other emerging technologies (for example, smart home solutions from the likes of Amazon and Google). …

SWITCHING FROM AN ERA OF TRADITIONAL TEACHING By overlapping the real world with an interactive digital layer, augmented reality has the power to free education from conventional, constrained models, in which a teacher, lecturer, or trainer delivers knowledge while students act as recipients only. …

In every phase of advertisement and merchandizing, we get to find a set of loopholes that we tend to unsee but is correctly grasped by our consumers and competitors which gives them an opportunity to rather switch over to a new product sense or another varied advertising that could make…

A write-up by Xperi.nZ At this stage, Augmented Reality (AR) is still largely a novelty. AR’s newness alone contributes to its ability to surpass print, online, and television advertisements in terms of shock-factor. …