I am not so sure about your killer app estimation. I know a thing or two about AR, and have been stuck in Zoomiverse (Actually Teams) in this last year. The truth is in a video call lots of peoples are not really fully paying attention.
Be it that the topic is not really relevant to them, or that they have other things to do, mostly are just listening "with one ear", ready to join once they hear their name.
So, the actual killer app will be the one that makes your avatar look as if its really playing attention :-)
Anyway, I honestly see much more future in guidance technology. One of the most used features of the Apple Watch by my friends is the navigation as they walk into a new place. AR is ideal for presenting information about the surroundings. Be it for delivery, tourism, looking for coffee (or a toilet), plus imagine all the Augmented Billboards :-)
Hey Mike, cool ideas but (yes I have a but).
I am not so sure about your killer app estimation. I know a thing or two about AR, and have been stuck in Zoomiverse (Actually Teams) in this last year. The truth is in a video call lots of peoples are not really fully paying attention.
Be it that the topic is not really relevant to them, or that they have other things to do, mostly are just listening "with one ear", ready to join once they hear their name.
So, the actual killer app will be the one that makes your avatar look as if its really playing attention :-)
Anyway, I honestly see much more future in guidance technology. One of the most used features of the Apple Watch by my friends is the navigation as they walk into a new place. AR is ideal for presenting information about the surroundings. Be it for delivery, tourism, looking for coffee (or a toilet), plus imagine all the Augmented Billboards :-)
Thanks for the insights, Good job as always.