Archive for the ‘augmented reality’ category: Page 29
Nov 8, 2017
Powerful tiny tanks with VR and futuristic cockpits could revolutionize the battlefield
Posted by Carse Peel in categories: augmented reality, military, virtual reality
Future U.S. military tanks may look and perform nothing like they do today.
In fact, they may not even have windows and instead seal military personnel inside a closed cockpit to better protect them against threats.
But how could they see the battlefield around them without windows? To see outside, Soldiers could use a new technology made by Honeywell that lets them “see” with virtual reality and augmented reality.
Nov 8, 2017
Apple Is Ramping Up Work on AR Headset to Succeed iPhone
Posted by Carse Peel in categories: augmented reality, mobile phones
Oct 27, 2017
This AR dining experience brings your meal to “life”
Posted by Shane Hinshaw in categories: augmented reality, entertainment
Oct 20, 2017
Amazing dessert preparation
Posted by Shailesh Prasad in categories: augmented reality, innovation
This Innovative Studio in Belgium entertains their guests with augmented reality using 3D projection till their order is being prepared. 👏👏👏
Le Petit Chef by Skullmapping
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Oct 19, 2017
Microsoft’s Windows Mixed Reality: everything you need to know
Posted by Shailesh Prasad in categories: augmented reality, virtual reality
Oct 13, 2017
Google’s AutoML Project Teaches AI To Write Learning Software
Posted by Shane Hinshaw in categories: augmented reality, law, mobile phones, robotics/AI, transportation
White-collar automation has become a common buzzword in debates about the growing power of computers, as software shows potential to take over some work of accountants and lawyers. Artificial-intelligence researchers at Google are trying to automate the tasks of highly paid workers more likely to wear a hoodie than a coat and tie—themselves.
In a project called AutoML, Google’s researchers have taught machine-learning software to build machine-learning software. In some instances, what it comes up with is more powerful and efficient than the best systems the researchers themselves can design. Google says the system recently scored a record 82 percent at categorizing images by their content. On the harder task of marking the location of multiple objects in an image, an important task for augmented reality and autonomous robots, the auto-generated system scored 43 percent. The best human-built system scored 39 percent.
Such results are significant because the expertise needed to build cutting-edge AI systems is in scarce—even at Google. “Today these are handcrafted by machine learning scientists and literally only a few thousands of scientists around the world can do this,” said Google CEO Sundar Pichai last week, briefly namechecking AutoML at a launch event for new smartphones and other gadgets. “We want to enable hundreds of thousands of developers to be able to do it.”
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Sep 30, 2017
This new app brings 3D body parts into your living room
Posted by Shailesh Prasad in categories: augmented reality, education, health
Sep 27, 2017
A New, Artificially Intelligent Hologram Was Just Born
Posted by Shane Hinshaw in categories: augmented reality, business, holograms, robotics/AI
VNTANA and Satisfi Labs are collaborating on a hologram concierge platform. The finished product will allow businesses to combine a virtual assistant powered by artificial intelligence with augmented reality visuals.
VNTANA and Satisfi Labs have announced a new platform that will allow businesses to develop a hologram concierge to be used in business. The project fuses artificial intelligence (AI) with augmented reality (AR) technology to produce a 3D persona that can interact with customers.
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Sep 14, 2017
A Letter From the Future: Dear Dad
Posted by Alexandra Whittington in categories: 3D printing, augmented reality, automation, drones, futurism, holograms, robotics/AI
For millennials and the generations to follow, the future will differ radically from their parents’ world. Massively powerful digital technologies will bring seismic changes in the lifestyles, opportunities, privileges and choices experienced by young people compared to their parents.
