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There's a graphic midway through the article that makes a distinction. I don't necessarily agree, but the author (and apparently ML) see AR with additional over
by FLGMwt 11y ago
There's a graphic midway through the article that makes a distinction. I don't necessarily agree, but the author (and apparently ML) see AR with additional overlays, like HUDs, and MR as virtual models and things, such as a whale flying through your living room.
- AndrewKemendo 11y agoLuckily they don't get to make up what terms we use. They previously tried to coin "cinematic reality" as well.