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I love ads that are targeted to me personally!

• Para2016 9y ago
  It might be interesting to have AR product advertising. Using your phone's camera and scanning your house/apartment perhaps you see a TV you are interested in buying hanging on your wall. Or a cool new car in your driveway. Maybe they could even be interactive and you could open the hood/trunk/doors etc.
  • na85 9y ago
    That sounds like a hellish dystopia.
    • Para2016 9y ago
      Probably not as dystopian as the pornography industry is going to get with AR, VR, dolls, etc. There can be good utility for ads without being dystopian. Like furniture sets you want buy to preview in your new empty apartment - not items you are totally uninterested in buying. I'm sure there will be countless ideas to get ads on AR pretty soon that will be unaggressive and jive well psychologically
      • krapp 9y ago
        The day you can point your AR goggles at your SO and turn them into the anime/fandom/porn character of your choice, is the day AR porn gets its killer app.
        • groby_b 9y ago
          It's also the day the doll industry blows up (no pun intended) - because if you need AR to be turned on by your SO, there'll be a lot of separations.
          • bitJericho 9y ago
            ya but at least ar can put whatever you want over the doll!
  • krapp 9y ago
    I feel like the value in AR lies more in knowing where the user is, in proximity to what, and trying to draw them somewhere than necessarily showing them virtual overlays of items already in that physical space. In other words, you use your phone's camera to do whatever, and the phone notices you linger at a window or a billboard (by tracking your eye movements and retinal responses.) You get home, and suggested items are virtually added to your living room. Maybe you walk past a clothing store and it adds a new suit to your reflection. Or AR games that require you to move past physical ads or storefronts, and take pictures of them.
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