Google Motion Stills review: make augmented reality GIFs with your Android phone!
Some days ago, Google added an augmented reality feature to its Motion Stills experimental app and of course I decided to give it a try.
Category: augmented reality
All the main takeaways from the most recent SuperData and Ecorys AR/VR market analysis
I’ve read a lot of commentaries in these days about the recent report about “Digital games and interactive media” (and so AR and VR, too) that the market analysis company Superdata has released last week. These comments were pretty bad, so I decided to read the report to have some personal opinion about what they’ve […]
All the best AR and VR news from CES 2018
The past week has been the week of CES, the exhibition where a lot of companies showcased innovative projects or announced disruptive news. Of course it has been an interesting event for AR and VR too: in the first two days, we had some key announcements that will shape how the XR market will be […]
My predictions for augmented reality in 2018
Hello everyone and happy new year! I really hope that this 2018 will be awesome for you all. Like every new year, this is the time when we make two things: New Year’s resolution, when we promise ourselves that we’ll become thinner, smarter, harder workers… and then, in the end, we continue being the same […]
Magic Leap announces the Magic Leap One for 2018: what you need to know and why I’m not hyped
You all surely know that two days ago Magic Leap has surprised everyone announcing that in 2018 it will release its first (dev-kit) device, the Magic Leap One, and showcasing on its website some images of the upcoming device. I’m saying that you surely know because the web has been literally flooded by comments and […]
22 awesome augmented and virtual reality gift ideas (for Christmas and other events)
Christmas is coming and now we are in that period of the year when we ask ourselves all the time “What can I gift my friends with??? And my parents? And my girlfriend??” without finding a valid answer and so, in the end, we resort buying whatever stuff we find two days before Christmas just […]
Getting started with Aryzon SDK on Unity
Last week I’ve given you a detailed review of Aryzon, the cheap augmented reality viewer made by some Dutch guys. I really love this project, since it allows everyone to get started with AR by investing only $30. A lot of people that can’t afford to buy a HoloLens, Meta 2 or Magic Leap (if […]
Aryzon AR viewer unboxing, assembly and review! Should you buy it?
Some months ago I’ve talked you about a very interesting project in the AR world: Aryzon, the cardboard of augmented reality. It is an augmented reality viewer that tries to emulate what Cardboard has been for virtual reality: a cheap entry point for the technology. So, while Hololens costs $3000 to provide you a premium […]
The uprising of holographic displays: what they are and how they work
Recently, while I was browsing for some fresh VR news, I came around with some posts referencing Microsoft Andromeda project. Andromeda (apart from being also the codename of the new OS for mobile) is a new mobile device that Microsoft is secretly designing: it should feature 2 displays that can be folded one over the […]
How to install ARCore on all Android phones using ARCoreForAll
We all know what ARCore is and how interesting it is since it lets us enjoy augmented reality directly from our Android phones, as ARKit does with Apple phones. But we’re also very annoyed by the fact that ARCore can be used only with Samsung S8 and Pixel phones: what could be augmented reality for […]
This crazy week of VR: Microsoft, Sony, Vive and Daydream updates!
After some boring weeks, last days in VR have been pretty crazy, with updates from almost any major platform! I thought to talk about these updates on my weekly newsletter (subscribe using the form on the right to receive a weekly recap of the best VR news!), but they’re too many and too important, so […]
