Relive your memories
Watch moments from the past as if they were happening in front of you in 3D through AR
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- POV (51)
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- AR (41)
- Spatial design (32)
- UI (30)
- Interactions (26)
- Hand tracking (23)
- Quest Pro (22)
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- Gestures (14)
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Gym workout
A workout experience where the user is encouraged to pick from different exercises and follow along with a virtual instructor
Industrial task instructional training
Enter the industrial metaverse as operator training material is defined and delivered through a headset
Double click your heels
Previewing a running route and tracking key stats during the run with smart glasses
House hunting of the future
A concept video that examines the user journey of a person looking for a house in an augmented world
Maestro the orchestral conductor
Beat Saber meets Beethoven in this orchestral conductor simulator called Maestro
Mixed reality artistic experiments
Experiments in AR with shapes, reflections, interactions, lighting and physics
AR dashboard
A concept that examines how graphs and other user interfaces might be represented and interacted with through AR
Gesture-based OS concept
A quick and crude look at what an eye-tracking + hand-tracking, gesture based OS could look like pic.twitter.com/xa5imfmDz9— Andrew Fox (@afox1984) January 25, 2023
Switching from standing to desk
The puzzle game CubismVR being used in both a standing position and then at a desk
Memory aid
Ukaton built a system for taking photos of objects, cataloguing them and being able to locate them in AR again.
A new way to shop online
A new way to shop online? This augmented reality experiment explores a new approach to consumer interaction with online shopping. Wait until the end 👀This #WebAR experience uses real-time reflections, baked cloth simulations and some #AI generated image textures. pic.twitter.com/RMmp1gYNef— Iâ–²N CURTIS (@XRarchitect) January 10, 2023
Ecommerce of the future
This video from Laurie Ainley shows a variety of products being previewed in situ through the Quest Pro
Infinite scale store
Russ Maschmeyer‘s concept explores what it may be like to browse and refine products in a spatial environment through the example of purchasing furniture
