Some days ago I stumbled upon a Linkedin post by the XR writer and consultant Charlie Fink, where he told that every AR developer should know a company called 8th Wall because it can become disruptive in the field. 99% of the times, reading posts of this kind, I immediately say “a-ha” and continue scrolling, […]
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.
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
Smartphone based Augmented Reality is the big trend of the moment, because thanks to frameworks like Apple ARKit and Google ARCore, it is possible for hundreds million users to experience augmented reality without the need of expensive AR glasses like HoloLens. In my opinion, this hype is a bit exaggerated, since AR on the smartphone […]
Google has decided to answer to all the hype Apple was having with ARKit releasing its own augmented reality framework, called ARCore. This is the third time a major company is announcing an augmented reality framework. The first has been Facebook, with its Facebook Camera; then came Apple with ARKit and now there is Google, […]
