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At the company’s annual WWDC developer conference today, Apple revealed ARKit 3, its latest set of developer tools for creating AR applications on iOS. Apple also introduced Reality Composer and RealityKit to make it easier for developers to build augmented reality apps. Apple Pay in AR Quick Look. Image courtesy Apple.
I guess this line has been added to the keynote speech because Apple is going to announce its device very soon at WWDC (at least according to the rumors), and Google wanted to show that it’s part of the game, too. It lets you create geolocation-based augmented reality content by positioning it directly into a 3D version of Google Maps.
The SanJose-based company isn’t the first big fish to gush about AR. Apple CEO Tim Cook said last year that “AR will change everything” and make the iPhone “even more essential,” while Microsoft has been revamping its computing around VR and AR, or what it calls “mixed reality.”
Hello everyone from SanJose, California! Apple may unveil RealityOS at WWDC. At the upcoming WWDC, Apple may unveil its operating system for XR glasses, dubbed RealityOS. Most probably, it won’t also unveil the glasses, but it may just talk about upcoming features for Apple XR developers. or no reason?
And then on October 19th and 20th, there was a historic W3C Workshop on Web & Virtual Reality where all of the major VR players gathered in SanJose to hash out the WebVR web standards for delivering VR and AR applications over the web.
One VR, one AR, and that will become clearer over time, and trying to force the two together, like Zuckerberg and I were doing is causing massive confusion as we wait for Apple, and others, to ship usable augmented reality devices. It “felt” like to me that I was on Everest with him, and not in the SanJose Convention Center.
Game Developers Conference (GDC) - VRDC@GDC Date: March 19-23, 2018 Venue: Moscone Center, San Francisco, CA, USA Check their passes and pricing for more information.
I was at the SanJose newspaper at the time. Do you think Apple is going to come out with their glasses in the next five years? So, you think AppleApple would do this? I was at the SanJose newspaper at the time. But I think first that is sort of talking about what’s happened.
I was at the SanJose newspaper at the time. Do you think Apple is going to come out with their glasses in the next five years? So, you think AppleApple would do this? I was at the SanJose newspaper at the time. But I think first that is sort of talking about what’s happened.
I was at the SanJose newspaper at the time. Do you think Apple is going to come out with their glasses in the next five years? So, you think AppleApple would do this? I was at the SanJose newspaper at the time. But I think first that is sort of talking about what's happened.
I was at the SanJose newspaper at the time. Do you think Apple is going to come out with their glasses in the next five years? So, you think AppleApple would do this? I was at the SanJose newspaper at the time. But I think first that is sort of talking about what’s happened.
Boldly equating Magic Leap to a “baby Apple” (a reference to their end-to-end approach making not only the hardware but also software, chips, sensors, UI, electronics, etc.) Unity Technologies, developer of the massively popular Unity cross-platform game engine, raised $181M in their Series C round. MONEY MOVES & FUNDING.
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