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IAB’s Zoe Soon points to Google, Apple and Facebook’s massive AR investments , which have accelerated the cultural learning curve. Meanwhile, the third myth — AR is vertical-specific — can be quickly countered with the range of applicability we’re seeing in casestudies from whiskey to wall art.
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These questions were tackled in a recent report by ARtillery Intelligence, containing narrative analysis, revenue projections, and campaign casestudies. In AR, Apple is a good example of this, given its work to seed user demand and developer interest through ARkit and other mobile means. But how is this coming together?
But business impact has been substantial too — from Microsoft and Apple lowering financial projections to major conferences like Mobile World Congress and Facebook’s F8 being cancelled. . Companies like Apple and Microsoft are also having to look outside China for supply chain options now. Of course not. .
This feature isn’t available on Netflix, Amazon Prime, Apple TV+, Disney+, HBO Max, or Hulu. If they really cut down on device use, says Anya Kamenetz, an education reporter for NPR and author of The Art of Screen Time , companies probably wouldn’t create them. Reader, of course I couldn’t.
Rori: I’d say, about two years ago, I think a lot of the time with with our clients was spent on educating people on what VR is, on what AR is. I have read that the casestudy, and I will put it in the show notes for anybody who wants to read it. So one is just education/awareness/engagement. That is just amazing.
Rori: I’d say, about two years ago, I think a lot of the time with with our clients was spent on educating people on what VR is, on what AR is. I have read that the casestudy, and I will put it in the show notes for anybody who wants to read it. So one is just education/awareness/engagement. That is just amazing.
And then of course, Apple came along and created USDZ. So maybe they try VR training, for example, and they’re seeing some really good traction, but they won’t release it as a casestudy, because they’re seeing that as a technological advantage to their business. You have Apple, with ARKit.
And then of course, Apple came along and created USDZ. So maybe they try VR training, for example, and they’re seeing some really good traction, but they won’t release it as a casestudy, because they’re seeing that as a technological advantage to their business. You have Apple, with ARKit.
And so when ARKit popped up from Apple and they said surprise, now everybody with an iPhone 6 and above and use augmented reality, it really changed the game. And then when our shoulders get tired, eventually Apple and others will sell us this integrated with a pair of glasses that don’t look too nerdy. Alan: Yes.
And so when ARKit popped up from Apple and they said surprise, now everybody with an iPhone 6 and above and use augmented reality, it really changed the game. And then when our shoulders get tired, eventually Apple and others will sell us this integrated with a pair of glasses that don’t look too nerdy. Alan: Yes.
And then of course, Apple came along and created USDZ. So maybe they try VR training, for example, and they're seeing some really good traction, but they won't release it as a casestudy, because they're seeing that as a technological advantage to their business. You have Apple, with ARKit. Or in Canada, USDZed.
Apple featured it a whole bunch of times. And what helps a lot is also that I think overall in this industry, we've done a good job as a whole of recording a lot of really good casestudies. That company -- Limbic -- we ended up doing a lot of XR stuff. And that ended up being a huge hit across the app store. Arash: Exactly.
Apple featured it a whole bunch of times. And what helps a lot is also that I think overall in this industry, we've done a good job as a whole of recording a lot of really good casestudies. That company -- Limbic -- we ended up doing a lot of XR stuff. And that ended up being a huge hit across the app store. Arash: Exactly.
And so when ARKit popped up from Apple and they said surprise, now everybody with an iPhone 6 and above and use augmented reality, it really changed the game. And then when our shoulders get tired, eventually Apple and others will sell us this integrated with a pair of glasses that don't look too nerdy. The next step is for our eyes.
So we really train them, we have our own education program where we train them. Dirk: That’s like the Apple strategy, right? Selling just the CRM system is not possible just yet, but it will be in the future, as more and more casestudies come out and people are able to say, “okay, I want that,” right?
So we really train them, we have our own education program where we train them. Dirk: That’s like the Apple strategy, right? Selling just the CRM system is not possible just yet, but it will be in the future, as more and more casestudies come out and people are able to say, “okay, I want that,” right?
Apple featured it a whole bunch of times. And what helps a lot is also that I think overall in this industry, we've done a good job as a whole of recording a lot of really good casestudies. That company -- Limbic -- we ended up doing a lot of XR stuff. And that ended up being a huge hit across the app store. Arash: Exactly.
So we really train them, we have our own education program where we train them. Dirk: That's like the Apple strategy, right? Selling just the CRM system is not possible just yet, but it will be in the future, as more and more casestudies come out and people are able to say, "okay, I want that," right? What can they do?
Even from an education point of view. Which isn’t one of our primary markets, we do deal with a lot of education institutions. And they’re expensive bricks, because Apple didn’t train him how to use his iPhone; they trained him to use the iPad. I bought him an iPhone for the last 10 years for Christmas.
Even from an education point of view. Which isn’t one of our primary markets, we do deal with a lot of education institutions. And they’re expensive bricks, because Apple didn’t train him how to use his iPhone; they trained him to use the iPad. I bought him an iPhone for the last 10 years for Christmas.
Even from an education point of view. Which isn't one of our primary markets, we do deal with a lot of education institutions. And the point we see is, you're always going to have educational institutions; they'll change in how the distribute information, but one of the basic building blocks of humans is they're social.
I mean, if you look at the latest batch of VR headsets, the capabilities of something like the Oculus Quest, and what you get for that price bracket, it’s just unbelievable just how far it’s gone, because I still look back to casestudies from places like the Virtual Human Interaction Lab at Stanford.
I mean, if you look at the latest batch of VR headsets, the capabilities of something like the Oculus Quest, and what you get for that price bracket, it’s just unbelievable just how far it’s gone, because I still look back to casestudies from places like the Virtual Human Interaction Lab at Stanford.
Terry: One of the best experiences I ever had was actually realizing that the technology can be used not just to make people money, or to provide education, but to actually save lives — that it can really be transformative. Apple, when it comes out with its product, will create another silo. Right now, it’s not there yet.
Terry: One of the best experiences I ever had was actually realizing that the technology can be used not just to make people money, or to provide education, but to actually save lives — that it can really be transformative. Apple, when it comes out with its product, will create another silo. Right now, it’s not there yet.
I mean, if you look at the latest batch of VR headsets, the capabilities of something like the Oculus Quest, and what you get for that price bracket, it's just unbelievable just how far it's gone, because I still look back to casestudies from places like the Virtual Human Interaction Lab at Stanford. Alice: This is a great point.
I mean, if you look at the latest batch of VR headsets, the capabilities of something like the Oculus Quest, and what you get for that price bracket, it’s just unbelievable just how far it’s gone, because I still look back to casestudies from places like the Virtual Human Interaction Lab at Stanford.
He was also very motivated to use VR for the good of humanity, especially on the education side. Meta has published on its website some existing casestudies of projects developed by famous universities , like the University of Bristol, the University of Iowa or Carnegie Mellon University.
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