This discussion is about the infrastructure behind augmented reality. We really dive into how augmented reality will take place in our environment. And the spoiler is it AR is already here!
We are actually building augmented reality systems everywhere and they’re showing up in our daily lives. The group believes very strongly that the automotive space is already leading AR for a whole bunch of reasons, including ease, progress so far, and profit motives.
We also talked about why it’s so hard to build the networks of infrastructure that need to be consumed or make augmented reality so much easier.
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Rob’s Hot Take:
Hello, I’m Rob Hirschfeld, CEO and co-founder of RackN, hosting the Cloud 2030 Podcast. In the February 8th episode, we explored augmented reality infrastructure, emphasizing the need for embedded sensors and beacons rather than traditional server and network components. The discussion highlighted challenges in creating ubiquitous sensor networks for augmented systems, especially in municipal settings. The conversation delved into the complexities of building such networks, crucial for the future of augmented reality interactions. Explore this topic and more on the2030.cloud; join the conversations shaping the future.