The state of VR/AR/MR by Edward Caulfield

Edward Caulfield is an AR Business Developer at SSVAR , the Swiss Society of Virtual and Augmented Reality (http://ssvar.ch/). You can follow him at: https://twitter.com/ARIntelligence

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1. “The State of VR / MR / AR“ February 13th, 2018 - 18:15 - 18:30 Edward Caulfield, SSVAR SSVAR - Swiss Society of Virtual and Augmented Reality
2. SSVAR http://ssvar.ch/
3. Market Trend • Everyone says the same thing, in a different way
4. Market Trend • Everyone says the same thing, in a different way
5. Market Trend • Everyone says the same thing, in a different way
6. Market Trend • Everyone says the same thing, in a different way
7. Market Trend • Everyone says the same thing, in a different way Credence Research
8. Funding Growth • VR Flattening, AR Growing?
9. Funding Growth • VR Flattening, AR Growing?
10. VR – Catering to Consumers • Mostly Gaming and Creativity Apps • Then Training, Therapy, Travel
11. AR – Catering to Enterprise • Very wide range of applications
12. AR – Catering to Enterprise • Very wide range of applications
13. AR – Catering to Enterprise • Very wide range of applications
14. AR – Catering to Enterprise • Very wide range of applications
15. AR – Catering to Enterprise
16. AR – Catering to Enterprise • Very wide range of applications
17. VR Hardware - Headsets
18. VR Hardware - Wands
19. VR Hardware - Wands
20. VR Hardware - Wands
21. VR Hardware - Wands
22. VR Hardware – Haptics
23. VR Hardware - Haptics
24. VR Hardware - Haptics
25. VR Hardware - Haptics
26. AR Hardware - Smartglasses
27. AR Hardware - Smartglasses
28. AR Hardware - Smartglasses
29. AR Hardware - Smartglasses
30. AR Hardware - Smartglasses
31. AR Hardware - Smartglasses
32. VR Authoring Tools • Facebook • Unity • Unreal Engine • Lumberyard (Amazon) • Cryengine • …
33. AR Authoring Tools • SDKs • ARKit, ARCore • Wikitude • Vuforia • Catchoom • …… • Content Management Systems • ZapWorks • AWE.Media • Thingworx • PixLive (Vidinoti) • TARTT (Takondi) • Layar • Wikitude • ……
34. Where are we now? • VR -> Consumer • Still bulky • Still unattractive • AR -> Enterprise • Still too expensive • Still too few consumer applications • Still stuck on phone / pad • Object recognition under developed
35. What about the future? • New ARKit • Vertical planes & Object Recognition • Standards & AR Cloud • Consumer AR glasses • How will VR/MR/AR impact criminal enterprise?
36. Any Questions?