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That's a valid distinction -- I really didn't mean to conflate the two. I guess I'm imagining a shared super-reality, not an alternative reality, which I didn'
by purplerabbit 10y ago
That's a valid distinction -- I really didn't mean to conflate the two.
I guess I'm imagining a shared super-reality, not an alternative reality, which I didn't make clear.
- losteric 10y agoWhat would a shared super-reality look like?
- purplerabbit 10y agoBasically Hololens demos... Holographic objects that you interact with socially. You could use these objects for design, planning, entertainment, expression... Maybe holographic programming. And all of it in the context of shared visualization.
- losteric 10y agoI see obvious enterprise solutions around graphical design, and the artistic applications are very exciting... I just don't see shared visualization playing a big role in the lives of every-day consumers. Maybe we just have different thresholds for how visually intrusive AR should be.