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It literally never says AR. It says "mixed reality". In mixed reality, the pass through (real world) quality is secondary to the virtual objects that are render
by zmmmmm 4y ago
It literally never says AR. It says "mixed reality". In mixed reality, the pass through (real world) quality is secondary to the virtual objects that are rendered within it. These virtual are rendered at high resolution, hence we have "high resolution" mixed reality.
People seem to just not understand that mixed reality is different to augmented reality?
- randallsquared 4y agoI promise you that "Well, technically..." is a losing marketing proposition. MR just comes off as "AR, but not very good at it".
- kibwen 4y ago> People seem to just not understand that mixed reality is different to augmented reality? I can't help but feel that this is a distinction without merit. It appears to be jargon designed to muddy the waters and deflect criticism.