Category: AR
Ordering DIY Pizza is Better with Domino’s AR App ‘New Pizza Chef’
If you have experienced crafting your own pizza before on the Domino’s website, you know that it is okay. The responsive design tells you that you have successfully added the toppings that you wanted. But, okay isn’t enough. Clearly, Dominos wants to remain in the throne as the world leader in pizza delivery. So today,...
InAR
AR & Social Media: How Augmented Reality is Impacting Social Media Marketers
Augmented Reality is impacting social media for years and the most popular social networks like Facebook, Instagram, and Snapchat are embracing this technology.
InAR
17 Spellbinding Augmented Reality Quotes that Prepares Us for the Future
We have an idea of what augmented reality is, but the technology isn’t 100% here yet. Most people don’t know exactly what it is either. But, experts and leading thought leaders in AR and wearable tech have told us their provocative insights.
10 Next Generation VR and AR Headsets & Technologies that We’re All Thrilled to Try
A lit list of next level VR and AR headsets that will change the technology in the upcoming years.
InCES 2018
The Best of CES 2018
Get the rundown on all the latest and greatest at CES 2018 as discovered by the PC Mag Australia team.
The Race for 3D Content
We’re witnessing the biggest renaissance in the 3D design space in 40 years. Here’s a look at the past and the future of 3D design creation platforms.
InWork
The New Hyper-reality Of Work
Augmented and virtual realities promises to dramatically change how we work in the future, but the technology is already having an impact in education and training.
Virtual reality for off-the-plan sales on the rise
Virtual reality is being used to give potential residents a better understanding of what living at Lendlease’s Melbourne Quarter will be like, offering hope that fewer resources can be consumed to promote and visualise new property development. “Virtual reality goggles give buyers the chance to step inside residential amenities like swimming pools, gyms, spas and our New York-style Skypark before they have been built to experience the precinct in real time and scale,” The use of VR is on the rise in residential developments and could have implications for sustainability, with the potential for dematerialisation through the phase-out of traditional display suites – and with the rise of home VR systems, there’s the potential for people to cut out travel and do their inspections at home in future