Augmented Reality

Building a 3D printed AR headset with The Triton Project
March 26th, 2020 | Augmented Reality, Interviews
It's always exciting to stumble upon another AR headset being developed! Graham Atlee has been putting together The Triton Project, an exciting new headset similar to Project North Star that can be put together with off-the-shelf parts! Here's a Q&A with Graham on how it came about and how you might be able to get your hands on one!
25 AR headsets worth checking out in 2019
June 11th, 2019 | Augmented Reality
Augmented reality headset tech is well and truly moving quickly in 2019! There are way more AR/XR/MR headsets around than people realise — and some are actually affordable! Here's my list of headsets worth keeping an eye on in 2019.
Charlie Fink on how the world will be painted with data
April 16th, 2019 | Augmented Reality, Interviews
Charlie Fink, an AR/VR consultant, speaker, Forbes columnist and author — most recently of his new book "Convergence, How The World Will Be Painted With Data" — was kind enough to take a moment to answer a few of my questions about his new book all about augmented reality.
Mixing art with augmented reality in The Unreal Garden
November 12th, 2018 | Augmented Reality, Interviews
Experimenting with art and creativity in a collaborative piece is a fantastic way to explore augmented/mixed reality! My wife and I visited Onedome's Unreal Garden in San Francisco and I think it's a shining example of combining art and AR in a beautiful way.
Sharing voxel art in AR with ShareVOX
August 22nd, 2018 | Augmented Reality, Interviews
I'm a fan of the blocky-style voxel art reminiscent of Minecraft and 8-bit games. The team at Phoria have taken it to a new level with shareVOX — a way to create voxel art together in AR, in real time, on your phone! Trent Clews-de Castella, co-founder of Phoria, was kind enough to share what they're up to with shareVOX and more in the lead up to Magnify World Melbourne.
Plattar CEO, Rupert Deans, on bringing WebXR to their platform
August 21st, 2018 | Augmented Reality, Interviews
Not only can the Plattar's AR platform create iOS and Android AR apps, they've now released a WebXR Device API that will start bringing AR to the web via their platform too! Rupert Deans, CEO and founder of Plattar, shared some details with Dev Diner on the exciting news ahead of Magnify World Melbourne.