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Cool to see tech like this moving forward. Still think we're 5-10 years off from folks really adopting this stuff heavily (especially with a higher price point
by rglover 8y ago
Cool to see tech like this moving forward. Still think we're 5-10 years off from folks really adopting this stuff heavily (especially with a higher price point like this), but man, it's going to get wild. $50 says one day Alexa will just be sitting on your couch, taking on whatever form you'd like (e.g., Bill Murray, snacking on Fig Newtons waiting for commands).
Does anyone know what would be a good way to start dabbling in developing environments/experiences for these and other AR devices?
- epmaybe 8y agounity has a pretty beginner-friendly toolset for windows mixed reality, I would check that out for sure. In terms of getting an AR capable device, I think some of the screen only (not holograms but camera-based to display) MR devices are relatively cheap, somewhere in the $200-500 USD range. It's a pretty fun experience, maybe you'll have an interesting use case :)