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Client: Jack Haughton [[Argon Design]] <jack.haughton@argondesign.com> | Client: Jack Haughton [[Argon Design]] <jack.haughton@argondesign.com> | ||
It's often difficult to follow furniture assembly instructions, but augmented reality could make it easy. The Holokit is an exciting low cost phone accessory with development tools providing the capabilities of Microsoft's Hololens, but so cheaply that a furniture company could include one in every pack. The goal here is to provide an AR overlay that shows customers how to orient parts relative to each other, apply tools, and any other advice right where it is needed. | It's often difficult to follow furniture assembly instructions, but augmented reality could make it easy. The Holokit is an exciting low cost phone accessory with development tools providing the capabilities of Microsoft's Hololens, but so cheaply that a furniture company could include one in every pack. The goal here is to provide an AR overlay that shows customers how to orient parts relative to each other, apply tools, and any other advice right where it is needed. Your client will provide a furniture kit, and a phone if you need it. | ||
Latest revision as of 16:34, 7 November 2017
Client: Jack Haughton Argon Design <jack.haughton@argondesign.com>
It's often difficult to follow furniture assembly instructions, but augmented reality could make it easy. The Holokit is an exciting low cost phone accessory with development tools providing the capabilities of Microsoft's Hololens, but so cheaply that a furniture company could include one in every pack. The goal here is to provide an AR overlay that shows customers how to orient parts relative to each other, apply tools, and any other advice right where it is needed. Your client will provide a furniture kit, and a phone if you need it.
