VR, AR, and the Future of Learning
Artificial Intelligence (AI) covers a broad range of systems that can perform tasks that usually require human intelligence. These include face recognition, speech recognition, decision-making and game play. AI has had a parallel development to Virtual Reality, beginning decades ago but quickly accelerating in development over the past five years. As VR and AR continue to progress, we will see increasing use of AI in entertainment and education.
We missed this video a few weeks back but it looks like NASA may have accidentally given us a glimpse of Microsoft’s upcoming HoloLens 2. As Next Reality noted, it’s a version that certainly looks different from the …
We’re still digesting the news out of LEAPcon, Magic Leap’s first public event for developers. Putting aside the idealism and offbeat approach, the most remarkable moment was the introduction of Mica, their Mixed Reality AI Assistant. …
Augmented Reality and Voice Assistant platforms seem like a natural fit. So it comes as no surprise that Vuzix has announced AR Smart Glasses with Alexa integration. In terms of AR interfaces, it’s an essential development. From …
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Digital Bodies was founded at SXSWedu so the conference has always had a personal dimension for us. For Spring 2018 we’ve submitted two proposals and would love to have your support. SXSWedu listens to you – the …
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Given that VR hijacks your senses, it’s no surprise that startups are looking to do Virtual Reality Exposure Therapy. It’s actually not all that new. USC has a very successful program using virtual reality to provide …
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F8, the Facebook Developer conference, has become a go to event for Virtual Reality developments. But this year’s F8 veered off in a new direction to focus on Augmented Reality and AI.
Here’s DigitalBodies’ three picks for the top tech toys this year. We love to play with tech and our criteria for this year’s selection was affordability, experience and mobility. Here’s our list which includes VR, AR, …