Editor's Pick: Merged VR: Augmented Reality Cubed

Merged VR: Augmented Reality Cubed

Paul Teich Aug 18, 2017 12:07 PM PT
	There is considerable development activity at the high end of hardware and content creation for virtual reality and augmented reality, as well as such AR aliases as mixed reality, extended reality and others. Most industry investment is aimed at leading-edge gaming and industrial application development. However, the low-end of the market is also worth looking at. [More...]

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