Augmented reality headsets are too large for mainstream users, commonly sporting design elements that look inspired by Star Trek and Star Wars props. That’s about to change: After more natural-looking AR headsets were shown at the 2019 CES, patent documents submitted by Facebook and Microsoft show that both companies are trying to make AR glasses smaller and better.
At the recent Creative Talk Conference 2019 held by the National Innovation Agency (NIA), Mr. Trin Thawitaranon, Senior Manager of MICE Intelligent and Innovation, Thailand Convention and Exhibition Bureau (TCEB), shared his views that today technologies have been integrated into music, art and recreation to become Mar Tech.
Augmented Reality (AR) has always been evolved to better serve consumer experiences and now it powers make up try-on experiences.
Phiar has raised $3 million in seed funding to develop machine learning and augmented reality (AR) technology that makes driving with smartphone navigation easier.