Leaving the Reduced Reality and Into… AR, XR, VR?
summary
Claims that AR/MR/VR can replace daily 2D searches with always-available contextual overlays, backed by numbers: employees waste 1.8 hours a day searching and perform about eight searches a day taking 5–25 minutes each. Demonstrations combine platforms and sensors: Apple-style location content, Google Tango plus Maps for indoor navigation, and prototype Meta glasses showing floating app screens. Company REFLEKT ships authoring platforms to generate those experiences; acceptance, hardware and AI convergence determine whether the Jarvis era of contextual holographic interfaces actually arrives.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction and welcome
- 1:07From 2D to 3D reality
- 3:39Education in the Jarvis era
- 6:28Current AR/VR solutions today
- 7:12Enablers for the Jarvis era
- 10:22Acceptance and daily usage
- 12:52Interfaces and AI integration
- 13:56Future timeline to Jarvis era
- 14:59Summary and vision
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