augmented reality

“We're probably gonna have something in terms of augmented reality that would be probably directly brain-stimulated. So, instead of having holograms the way we're imagining them, Right now, like, you have a device in front of you, and Princess Leia appears, and…”

“In game ads are going to be in VR. Eventually they're going to be in AR. Eventually you're going to see ads. All around you physically.”

“I think that there's a lot of companies that will die in the next five years or 10 years, if they're lucky, if they don't have an AR, VR strategy.”

“I think AR is going to be all about productivity. VR is going to be more fun and social.”

“You know, once Apple gets in, frankly, You know, I would really push the gas down when Apple gets in, because if you look at what happened in phones, you know, everybody was doing phones and then Apple did the smartphone and then phones just went crazy. When A…”

“I think providing context for real world scenarios, especially meetings is a really great enterprise use case for AR.”

“Well, I'm fairly certain that the first version of Those things will be mostly information retrieval. I am looking for and have talked to a couple of companies that are really building apps. And I think the ultimate use case for those things is apps.”

“The future of team collaboration, all of that is inside of AR and VR. And if my company isn't prepared for that and building for that starting now, even though it's going to take three to five, maybe seven years for teams to be using these tools ubiquitously, …”

“I think AR is really solid for productivity. VR is very solid for company culture and engagement, and I think offices are dead for multiple reasons.”

“The way that AI is going now with the API calls, they're going to be so cheap to be able to build and use something like this in the next five years.”

“At a certain point, the overlap of the virtual world, right? Whether it's, we're living in ether, we're moving beyond ourselves or in the present day, that building environment is going to be very basic. What's going to actually become more complex is that vir…”

“Humans are never going to use VR to collaborate like that. Maybe they'll use AR.”