As explained in a previous blog, WebAR (Web-based Augmented Reality) is an exciting new technology that enables users to experience augmented reality content directly from their web browser, without the need for a separate app or software installation. There are...
We’re all familiar with the top eyewear brands — Ray-Ban, Burberry, Oakley, Apple (huh?), Microsoft (wait, what?). That’s right, in the not-so-distant future, we envision a world where consumers are getting their next pair of glasses from...
Rumored for years, the Apple AirTags finally came to fruition during Apple’s “Spring Loaded” event in April. The button-sized accessory is part of the Find My system on Apple devices and is helping users locate phones, keys, bags, and the TV remote...
As a digital agency that prides itself on creating custom mobile applications, we’ll be the first to tell you that mobile apps aren’t needed for all augmented reality projects. While apps are no doubt at the top of the mountain when it comes to AR, the emergence of...
You made it to the Neural Network series finale! It’s been a fascinating journey, but there’s still work to be done and questions to answer. So saddle up, grab a drink, and let’s jump right in. The Jupyter notebooks mentioned throughout can be found here. Experiment...
How Useful is Feature Visualization? Welcome back! This post marks Part 3 in our ongoing series on neural understanding, where we work through a practical example with some representative techniques in order to understand what and how a neural network has learned. ...
