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Who is XR Dad?
/1 Comment/in Augmented Reality (AR), Extended Reality (XR) /by MaretThe Bevel Team is scattered around the West Coast this week for the Magic Leap Conference, Indiecade, and Seattle Startup Week, so we interrupt our regular programming for a very fun announcement: XR Dad. You might know Logan Smith as Bevel’s augmented reality cyborg and chief space nerd. Across the country is Agile Lens’ Alex […]
Mobile Augmented Reality in AEC
/3 Comments/in Augmented Reality (AR) /by MaretHandheld Mobile Augmented Reality is the Swiss Army pocket knife of Augmented Reality. Sure it doesn’t have the locational precision and model detail of headmounted Augmented Reality (see our last article), but give it a break—it’s running off your tablet’s camera. So how is Handheld Augmented Reality different from Headmounted Augmented Reality? And how is it […]
Large Scale Augmented Reality with Magic Leap
/2 Comments/in Augmented Reality (AR) /by MaretBevel was in Helsinki attending the World Summit on Digital Built Environment, as well as speaking at the Helsinki AEC Hackathon. Of course, we couldn’t resist bringing our new toy along. We brought the Magic Leap to do a mini-hackathon with a Helsinki’s 3D City Model. Our goal was to find out the challenges of […]
Magic Leap vs Hololens for AEC Industry
/5 Comments/in Augmented Reality (AR) /by MaretAugmented Reality enables intuitive interaction with spatial data by putting it where it matters—in the field. When it comes to head-mounted Augmented Reality, there are two major companies we develop for: HoloLens and Magic Leap. Both the Microsoft HoloLens and Magic Leap are wearable computers—transparent glasses that project augmented models and scan the 3D space. […]
Hand Tracking in Virtual Reality with Leap Motion
/in Bevel Goodness, Virtual Reality (VR) /by Logan S.The Leap Motion’s hand tracking prowess simplifies interaction, aids the sense of immersion, and allows for creative interaction concepts.
Augmented Reality – Interior Design Tool
/in Augmented Reality (AR) /by Logan S.Augmented Reality is so fun for real world architectural applications because you can start manipulating the physical real world in virtual space. Instead of a hologram floating arbitrarily in space, we have a real world wall and floor we can play with in virtual space and express in different ways–all on the fly.