E3 2017: Why Non-Gamers Should Care
Non-gamers should care about the technology advancements occurring at E3. VR will erase the divide between playing games and learning how to operate industrial cranes.
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Non-gamers should care about the technology advancements occurring at E3. VR will erase the divide between playing games and learning how to operate industrial cranes.
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Read about Nintendo’s long history of virtual reality and augmented reality innovations ahead of the E3 2017 in Los Angeles, CA.
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When looking at AR, there are several variables outside the core technology that stand as barriers to its successful implementation.
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Since 2008, Google has shared some of the company’s innovations at its very own annual developer conference, Google I/O. A two-fold moniker referencing “input/output” as well as “Innovation in the Open,” the conference has introduced products like Google Chrome, Google Play Music/Movies, and Google Glass. Held from May 17-19 at the Shoreline Amphitheater in Mountain View, Calif., this year’s keynotes included several advances in content-driven areas.
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At Google’s 2017 I/O developer conference, Youtube unveiled a breadth of enhancements for use within Google Daydream VR. The most prominent of these includes plans to forgo traditional text comments in favor for in-avatar audio voice chat.
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