Kid-focused augmented reality game Disney Infinity seems like a me-too cash grab. You can't really blame Disney: with a wealth of popular characters and franchises to choose from, it could be a money-making machine.
Google's augmented reality spectacles create sound by sending vibrations directly through the wearer's skull. Called "bone conduction audio," the tech allows you to hear the noise in the environment too.
Kid-focused augmented reality game Disney Infinity seems like a me-too cash grab. You can't really blame Disney: with a wealth of popular characters and franchises to choose from, it could be a money-making machine.
Kid-focused augmented reality game Disney Infinity seems like a me-too cash grab. You can't really blame Disney: with a wealth of popular characters and franchises to choose from, it could be a money-making machine.
Google's augmented reality spectacles create sound by sending vibrations directly through the wearer's skull. Called "bone conduction audio," the tech allows you to hear the noise in the environment too.
Google's augmented reality spectacles create sound by sending vibrations directly through the wearer's skull. Called "bone conduction audio," the tech allows you to hear the noise in the environment too.
A lightweight pair of augmented reality glasses that overlay the world with digital content, such as directions or a travel guide, has debuted in Japan.
A lightweight pair of augmented reality glasses that overlay the world with digital content, such as directions or a travel guide, has debuted in Japan.
In a promotion for Lynx body spray, commuters at London's Victoria Station looked up to see an angel, generated by augmented reality, fall to the earth.
In a promotion for Lynx body spray, commuters at London's Victoria Station looked up to see an angel, generated by augmented reality, fall to the earth.