Tobias: Ultimate use case for AR will be native apps, not search
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Martin Tobias, founder of Incisive Ventures, discusses with Sean Weisbrot how augmented reality technology will evolve past simple information retrieval into interactive, computer-vision powered native applications.
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“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.”
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