Trap Climbing is a location-based augmented wall AR game in VR Zone, Shinjuku, Tokyo, Japan. The place has many VR activities, but I came to see if they have AR related ones, and this is the most interesting one that
When you look at the Magic Leap One headset and mixed reality technology in general, understand their features, you cannot ignore how valuable this technology and how it can take digital storytelling experiences to a whole new level. Overview I’ve
I want to take you to a journey into the future, where after reading this article, a movie like Matrix won’t seems like a such a fantasy, but something realistic that might be achievable not far in the future and
One of the great things about Magic Leap One mixed reality technology is that it allows developers to place virtual content onto real-world objects and surfaces, those who were scanned and meshed by the system. For example, you can take a
I’m sure it happened to you or someone you know where you forgot where you put something. I remember my mother always saying: “Where did I put my glasses?” or “I forgot where I put my keys?“. Well, it happens
It has been two weeks since the Magic Leap One was released (August 8th). I have been following its release on any available media possible, just to be sure I am up-to-date with all the important information. I’ve seen the articles
If you look at some of the latest videos posted on YouTube of Magic Leap One (ML1) users, you can start seeing people feeling the need to test it outside. It’s something that once you have the headset, you feel
I’ve been spending many hours behind my iPad’s display experiencing augmented reality. For me, it’s not the question whether we should have a wearable AR/MR device like the Magic Leap One or not. It’s the natural evolution of the technology it
I am spending a lot of time reading people’s opinions and experiences with the Magic Leap one. Some love it, some hate it, some have no idea what to do with it. I can’t speak for others, only for myself.
One topic that I was interested in learning more about is how the human eye is focusing on the virtual content that is projected on the ultra-thin near-eye displays (NED) in the Magic Leap One glasses. In other words, I try
