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Happy New Year 2021!! XperienceAR - Launch of Augmented Reality app.. Download now on App store and Playstore!! #augmented_reality #augmentedrealitydesign #augmentedreality #augmentreality #augmentation #preschoolactivities #preschool #preschoolathome #kindergarten #play #playdate #playgroup #augmented #insect #insects #augmentedrealityart #3d #3dmodelling #animation #characterdesign #characterillustration #characterdrawing #school #parenting #teachersofinstagram (at Singapore) https://www.instagram.com/p/CJnYpY1MQTy/?igshid=1dw4qmkxu5vin

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Widow Night Out: Reclaiming Joy in the Midst of Grief

There’s something deeply sacred about laughter after loss. For many widows, joy can feel like a betrayal — like smiling too wide might somehow erase the depth of our grief. But here's the truth: joy doesn't replace grief; it sits beside it. That’s what Widow Night Out is all about.

It’s not about forgetting. It’s about remembering that we are still here — still worthy of fun, of sisterhood, of music that makes us dance, and conversations that make us feel seen. It's a space where no one has to explain why they cry between laughs or why their ring still sits on their finger. Everyone already understands.

The Power of Togetherness

Grief can be isolating, but Widow Night Out reminds us that healing doesn’t happen in silence — it happens in community. When widows gather, there’s an unspoken bond, a shared strength that flows from one woman to the next. We tell stories, sip wine or tea, wear something that makes us feel alive again, and most importantly — we show up.

Healing Isn’t Linear

There are no rules for how long you're supposed to grieve or how quickly you're supposed to move forward. But one thing is certain: allowing yourself to enjoy life again is not dishonoring your past — it's honoring you. These nights are gentle invitations back to ourselves.

Why It Matters

Widowhood is more than a status — it’s a journey. And that journey deserves pauses for lightheartedness and reminders that we’re more than what we’ve lost. We are still becoming.

Widow Night Out is not just about going out — it’s about stepping back into life, slowly but intentionally. Whether it's a quiet dinner, a dance night, or just gathering with women who "get it," it’s a celebration of resilience.

To the widow who needs this reminder:

It’s okay to laugh. It’s okay to dance. It’s okay to live.

You are not moving on — you are moving forward.

Keep going, beautifully.

Source: Widow Night Out: Reclaiming Joy in the Midst of Grief

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Excited to know more about Augmented Reality? . . Checkout the link in Bio! . . . . . #augmentedreality #augmentedrealitydubai #augmentedrealityapp #augmentedrealitybooks #augmentedrealityindonesia #augmentedrealityart #augmentedrealityglasses #augmentedreality4d #augmentedrealitydesign #augmentedrealitygame #augmentedrealitygaming #augmentedrealityindo #augmentedrealityportal#ar#vr#mr#qwakho#augmnetedrealitybooks https://www.instagram.com/p/CHpwoMFrisk/?igshid=gx9hdii9xkjp

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HTC AR HEADSET MAKES A MOVE WITH PROJECT PROTON HEADSET

HTC’s AR headset formidable Project Proton does some thing very exquisite now not for augmented truth technology, but instead for a way we understand AR tech. Project Proton was alleged to form part of HTC’s assertion at the now-canceled Mobile World Congress. It expands on HTC’s Vive Cosmos headset, which offers the capacity to paintings with Mixed Reality by using using cameras on the headset that seize the outside international for the eyes on the inside. Here’s the trouble with headsets though (and I’ve stated this before)… they appearance horrible. It isn’t the truth that they just appearance horrible, AR and VR headsets are literally a visible disconnect from the international. You know the way you hesitate to speak to a person who has headphones on? Imagine that hesitation with a person who has a black toaster strapped to their face as they have interaction with virtual objects, looking nearly like demented zombies in the actual international. Face to face conversations become very difficult when there isn’t a face to appearance at, however HTC’s AR headset - Project Proton could remedy that. The mixed reality headset concept certainly borrows from eyewear, and is designed to seem like a pair of snowboarding goggles (or a popular Marvel superhero’s mask) in preference to a black container that blocks 70% of your face. The design is split into , with tinted portions of glass masking the headset’s two ‘eyes’. Just like when you’re talking to human beings with closely tinted shades, you don’t see their eyes, but it’s still smooth to have a communique with them because the sunglasses are established in a manner that lets in your brain to place and two collectively to understand a person’s face. By using tinted eyepieces styled in a way to appear like voguish glares, HTC’s hoping to make Mixed Reality headsets that still preserve you grounded in reality… even more so via shaping how human beings around you perceive you. The agency hasn’t officially released any information on the Proton headsets, but I count on a press-release with specs, a price-tag, and release date must be underway. ar headset apple ar headset games ar headset amazon ar headset microsoft ar headset meaning ar headset for phone diy ar headset ar headset google Read the full article

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Augmented Reality is shifting from innovators and early adopters to a more mainstream audience. How well-versed are you with this emerging technology? #Technology #TuesdayThoughts #AR #VR #Thoughleader #Tech #Innovation #AugmentedReality #augmentedrealityapp #augmentedrealitybooks #augmentedrealitycalifornia #augmentedrealityart #augmentedrealityglasses #augmentedrealitynewark #augmentedrealitygaming #augmentedrealitygame #augmentedreality4d #augmentedrealitydesign #augmentedrealityportal (at Newark, California) https://www.instagram.com/tekrevol/p/BwCxiWmBqHb/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1t49wrihfvsrt

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Big Questions Facing The AR Industry In 2018

Big Questions Facing The AR Industry In 2018

VR promises to head in bold new directions this year, but AR is no different. The tech wasn’t quite there in 2017, but there’s plenty of space for it to grow in 2018.

Whereas VR is a few years into its consumer stage now, AR is arguably just a bit behind; HoloLens is still in the development kit stages as is the upcoming Magic Leap One. This might not be the year that these headsets reach store shelves, but that doesn’t mean we’re not going to see big new developments in 2018.

Will smartphone AR go big(er)?

Smartphone AR showed just how much potential it holds when it turned everyone into Pokemon Go-playing fitness freaks back in 2016 with only the most basic level of AR integration. Even before then, the world’s been obsessed with Snapchat filters and now people seem ready to fully embrace smartphone AR. So will it get there in 2018?

The introduction of Apple’s ARKit and Google’s ARCore in late 2017 certainly makes us hopeful, though neither is really capitalizing on their full potential right now. We’ve seen plenty of concept apps for both platforms that don’t seem gimmicky but instead genuinely helpful; morphing map apps into virtual tour guides, helping up find items in massive supermarkets and even projecting furniture into our rooms before we decide to buy it. These are all great ideas, but will the general public catch on?

Is Magic Leap as disruptive as promised?

  After years of speculation, Magic Leap rounded out 2017 with the reveal of its anticipated first developer kit, Magic Leap One Creators Edition. Reaction to the reveal was mixed; while the technology is promising on paper, we still haven’t been able to test it out for ourselves and the hardware looks typically bulky for experimental hardware. But there’s one vital promise in the reveal; Creators Edition is coming in 2018.

That should mean developers have kits in their hands within the next few months and, hopefully, we’ll find out if the wait has been worth it. If Magic Leap delivers on all it promises then we may soon have a world in which virtual images augment all aspects of our lives. If it doesn’t, though, we wonder what will become of this heavily-invested-in company.

What are Microsoft’s next steps with ‘mixed reality’?

While Microsoft might have had a quiet 2017 on the HoloLens front, we’re hoping for some significant updates in 2018. Rumors point to a new version of HoloLens — maybe still not a consumer model — releasing in 2019, but that doesn’t mean we won’t see it this year. And there’s plenty to improve over the $3,000 model available now, like that tiny field of view and overall form factor. More importantly, though, Microsoft may now have its first serious competition in Magic Leap.

There’s also the question of if HoloLens fits in with Microsoft’s Xbox One X console, just as we’re wondering with VR. It was nearly three years ago now that the company showed someone playing Minecraft and someone else gazing into that world with a HoloLens; are we ever going to be able to experience that for ourselves?

Microsoft’s “Mixed Reality” platform promises to eventually culminate in a single device that turns totally opaque for a VR experience or stays transparent for an AR experience with digital objects inserted into your view of the world around you. It is unclear, however, how many years away such a device is from being released.

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Widow Night Out: Reclaiming Joy in the Midst of Grief

There’s something deeply sacred about laughter after loss. For many widows, joy can feel like a betrayal — like smiling too wide might somehow erase the depth of our grief. But here's the truth: joy doesn't replace grief; it sits beside it. That’s what Widow Night Out is all about.

It’s not about forgetting. It’s about remembering that we are still here — still worthy of fun, of sisterhood, of music that makes us dance, and conversations that make us feel seen. It's a space where no one has to explain why they cry between laughs or why their ring still sits on their finger. Everyone already understands.

The Power of Togetherness

Grief can be isolating, but Widow Night Out reminds us that healing doesn’t happen in silence — it happens in community. When widows gather, there’s an unspoken bond, a shared strength that flows from one woman to the next. We tell stories, sip wine or tea, wear something that makes us feel alive again, and most importantly — we show up.

Healing Isn’t Linear

There are no rules for how long you're supposed to grieve or how quickly you're supposed to move forward. But one thing is certain: allowing yourself to enjoy life again is not dishonoring your past — it's honoring you. These nights are gentle invitations back to ourselves.

Why It Matters

Widowhood is more than a status — it’s a journey. And that journey deserves pauses for lightheartedness and reminders that we’re more than what we’ve lost. We are still becoming.

Widow Night Out is not just about going out — it’s about stepping back into life, slowly but intentionally. Whether it's a quiet dinner, a dance night, or just gathering with women who "get it," it’s a celebration of resilience.

To the widow who needs this reminder:

It’s okay to laugh. It’s okay to dance. It’s okay to live.

You are not moving on — you are moving forward.

Keep going, beautifully.

Source: Widow Night Out: Reclaiming Joy in the Midst of Grief

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- - free SCULPTURES - - Download from my website Link in Bio Since last year I am working on #sculptures that I want to physically build. While still looking for funding the work (needs a lot of material and machinery) I decided to make some works available for free. In USDZ format. If you have an iPhone (from 6s) or iPad you can view the sculptures with one click directly from my website. . Note that the works are quite big and you need a big space to view them and be able to walk around. A #garden or #park is a good place. >> Direct link in my profile . . #raumwiese #patterns #pattern #USDZ #iOS13 #augmentedrealityart #augmentedrealitysculpture #augmentedreality #parametricdesign #generativedesign #ar #augmentedrealitydesign https://www.instagram.com/p/CDoQ7D8q3jM/?igshid=6o9gfgcdtsp4

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Testing #AR in #Kiel #daumendrücken . #raumwiese #mixedreality #USDZ #iOS13 #augmentedrealityart #augmentedrealitysculpture #augmentedreality #parametricdesign #generativedesign #augmentedrealitydesign https://www.instagram.com/p/CCeLXRdKwCg/?igshid=qwmi4v2u93wu

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Widow Night Out: Reclaiming Joy in the Midst of Grief

There’s something deeply sacred about laughter after loss. For many widows, joy can feel like a betrayal — like smiling too wide might somehow erase the depth of our grief. But here's the truth: joy doesn't replace grief; it sits beside it. That’s what Widow Night Out is all about.

It’s not about forgetting. It’s about remembering that we are still here — still worthy of fun, of sisterhood, of music that makes us dance, and conversations that make us feel seen. It's a space where no one has to explain why they cry between laughs or why their ring still sits on their finger. Everyone already understands.

The Power of Togetherness

Grief can be isolating, but Widow Night Out reminds us that healing doesn’t happen in silence — it happens in community. When widows gather, there’s an unspoken bond, a shared strength that flows from one woman to the next. We tell stories, sip wine or tea, wear something that makes us feel alive again, and most importantly — we show up.

Healing Isn’t Linear

There are no rules for how long you're supposed to grieve or how quickly you're supposed to move forward. But one thing is certain: allowing yourself to enjoy life again is not dishonoring your past — it's honoring you. These nights are gentle invitations back to ourselves.

Why It Matters

Widowhood is more than a status — it’s a journey. And that journey deserves pauses for lightheartedness and reminders that we’re more than what we’ve lost. We are still becoming.

Widow Night Out is not just about going out — it’s about stepping back into life, slowly but intentionally. Whether it's a quiet dinner, a dance night, or just gathering with women who "get it," it’s a celebration of resilience.

To the widow who needs this reminder:

It’s okay to laugh. It’s okay to dance. It’s okay to live.

You are not moving on — you are moving forward.

Keep going, beautifully.

Source: Widow Night Out: Reclaiming Joy in the Midst of Grief

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thank you music-Models! For the 5 hrs of music and for wearing my collection. . #raumwiese #AR #3d #augmentedreality #augmentedrealitydesign @feinestier @philippfein https://www.instagram.com/p/B-zpVCmKx6s/?igshid=ekmah8a8crc8

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HTC AR HEADSET MAKES A MOVE WITH PROJECT PROTON HEADSET

HTC’s AR headset formidable Project Proton does some thing very exquisite now not for augmented truth technology, but instead for a way we understand AR tech. Project Proton was alleged to form part of HTC’s assertion at the now-canceled Mobile World Congress. It expands on HTC’s Vive Cosmos headset, which offers the capacity to paintings with Mixed Reality by using using cameras on the headset that seize the outside international for the eyes on the inside. Here’s the trouble with headsets though (and I’ve stated this before)… they appearance horrible. It isn’t the truth that they just appearance horrible, AR and VR headsets are literally a visible disconnect from the international. You know the way you hesitate to speak to a person who has headphones on? Imagine that hesitation with a person who has a black toaster strapped to their face as they have interaction with virtual objects, looking nearly like demented zombies in the actual international. Face to face conversations become very difficult when there isn’t a face to appearance at, however HTC’s AR headset - Project Proton could remedy that. The mixed reality headset concept certainly borrows from eyewear, and is designed to seem like a pair of snowboarding goggles (or a popular Marvel superhero’s mask) in preference to a black container that blocks 70% of your face. The design is split into , with tinted portions of glass masking the headset’s two ‘eyes’. Just like when you’re talking to human beings with closely tinted shades, you don’t see their eyes, but it’s still smooth to have a communique with them because the sunglasses are established in a manner that lets in your brain to place and two collectively to understand a person’s face. By using tinted eyepieces styled in a way to appear like voguish glares, HTC’s hoping to make Mixed Reality headsets that still preserve you grounded in reality… even more so via shaping how human beings around you perceive you. The agency hasn’t officially released any information on the Proton headsets, but I count on a press-release with specs, a price-tag, and release date must be underway. ar headset apple ar headset games ar headset amazon ar headset microsoft ar headset meaning ar headset for phone diy ar headset ar headset google Read the full article

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HTC AR HEADSET MAKES A MOVE WITH PROJECT PROTON HEADSET

HTC’s AR headset formidable Project Proton does some thing very exquisite now not for augmented truth technology, but instead for a way we understand AR tech. Project Proton was alleged to form part of HTC’s assertion at the now-canceled Mobile World Congress. It expands on HTC’s Vive Cosmos headset, which offers the capacity to paintings with Mixed Reality by using using cameras on the headset that seize the outside international for the eyes on the inside. Here’s the trouble with headsets though (and I’ve stated this before)… they appearance horrible. It isn’t the truth that they just appearance horrible, AR and VR headsets are literally a visible disconnect from the international. You know the way you hesitate to speak to a person who has headphones on? Imagine that hesitation with a person who has a black toaster strapped to their face as they have interaction with virtual objects, looking nearly like demented zombies in the actual international. Face to face conversations become very difficult when there isn’t a face to appearance at, however HTC’s AR headset - Project Proton could remedy that. The mixed reality headset concept certainly borrows from eyewear, and is designed to seem like a pair of snowboarding goggles (or a popular Marvel superhero’s mask) in preference to a black container that blocks 70% of your face. The design is split into , with tinted portions of glass masking the headset’s two ‘eyes’. Just like when you’re talking to human beings with closely tinted shades, you don’t see their eyes, but it’s still smooth to have a communique with them because the sunglasses are established in a manner that lets in your brain to place and two collectively to understand a person’s face. By using tinted eyepieces styled in a way to appear like voguish glares, HTC’s hoping to make Mixed Reality headsets that still preserve you grounded in reality… even more so via shaping how human beings around you perceive you. The agency hasn’t officially released any information on the Proton headsets, but I count on a press-release with specs, a price-tag, and release date must be underway. ar headset apple ar headset games ar headset amazon ar headset microsoft ar headset meaning ar headset for phone diy ar headset ar headset google Read the full article

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HTC AR HEADSET MAKES A MOVE WITH PROJECT PROTON HEADSET

HTC’s AR headset formidable Project Proton does some thing very exquisite now not for augmented truth technology, but instead for a way we understand AR tech. Project Proton was alleged to form part of HTC’s assertion at the now-canceled Mobile World Congress. It expands on HTC’s Vive Cosmos headset, which offers the capacity to paintings with Mixed Reality by using using cameras on the headset that seize the outside international for the eyes on the inside. Here’s the trouble with headsets though (and I’ve stated this before)… they appearance horrible. It isn’t the truth that they just appearance horrible, AR and VR headsets are literally a visible disconnect from the international. You know the way you hesitate to speak to a person who has headphones on? Imagine that hesitation with a person who has a black toaster strapped to their face as they have interaction with virtual objects, looking nearly like demented zombies in the actual international. Face to face conversations become very difficult when there isn’t a face to appearance at, however HTC’s AR headset - Project Proton could remedy that. The mixed reality headset concept certainly borrows from eyewear, and is designed to seem like a pair of snowboarding goggles (or a popular Marvel superhero’s mask) in preference to a black container that blocks 70% of your face. The design is split into , with tinted portions of glass masking the headset’s two ‘eyes’. Just like when you’re talking to human beings with closely tinted shades, you don’t see their eyes, but it’s still smooth to have a communique with them because the sunglasses are established in a manner that lets in your brain to place and two collectively to understand a person’s face. By using tinted eyepieces styled in a way to appear like voguish glares, HTC’s hoping to make Mixed Reality headsets that still preserve you grounded in reality… even more so via shaping how human beings around you perceive you. The agency hasn’t officially released any information on the Proton headsets, but I count on a press-release with specs, a price-tag, and release date must be underway. ar headset apple ar headset games ar headset amazon ar headset microsoft ar headset meaning ar headset for phone diy ar headset ar headset google Read the full article

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OPPO AUGMENTED REALITY IS AN EXPANDED VERSION OF HOLOLENS AND MIXED REALITY

Choosing to be greater than a smartphone company, OPPO augmented reality unveiled its expanded vision for the future at its Inno Day 2019 conference. Made to be OPPO’s response to the Microsoft Hololens, the mixed reality headset has a similar design using the inclusion of the brow-rest, and runs OPPO’s Glass OS. The organization hasn’t revealed any tech specs or perhaps its tentative prices yet, but OPPO OPPO augmented reality is gearing for any 2020 launch. The Glasses, however, include features that place it at componen using the Hololens. They include support for 3D seem, to be able to provide a truly immersive AR experience, while sporting as much as 4 cameras (two fisheye, one HD, and something Time-of-Flight) to precisely capture the planet surrounding you in visual in addition to physical detail that will help you position, track, and communicate with objects inside your view. And here’s probably the most promising bit. The glasses even include 5G support, for any seamless mixed reality experience! Augmented the truth is frequently presented as a type of advanced technology, but a kind of it's been around for a long time. For instance, the heads-up displays in lots of fighter aircraft dating back to the 1990s would show details about the attitude, direction and speed from the plane, and just a couple of years later they might show which objects in the area of view were targets. Previously decade, OPPO augmented reality various labs and firms have built devices that provide us augmented reality. In '09, the Durch Media Lab's Fluid Interfaces Group presented SixthSense, a tool that combined using a camera, small projector, smartphone and mirror. The unit hangs in the user's chest inside a lanyard fashion in the neck. Four sensor devices around the user's fingers may be used to manipulate the pictures forecasted by SixthSense. augmented reality examples how does augmented reality work augmented reality devices augmented reality games augmented reality software augmented reality definition and examples augmented reality objectives augmented reality guide Read the full article

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OPPO AUGMENTED REALITY IS AN EXPANDED VERSION OF HOLOLENS AND MIXED REALITY

Choosing to be greater than a smartphone company, OPPO augmented reality unveiled its expanded vision for the future at its Inno Day 2019 conference. Made to be OPPO’s response to the Microsoft Hololens, the mixed reality headset has a similar design using the inclusion of the brow-rest, and runs OPPO’s Glass OS. The organization hasn’t revealed any tech specs or perhaps its tentative prices yet, but OPPO OPPO augmented reality is gearing for any 2020 launch. The Glasses, however, include features that place it at componen using the Hololens. They include support for 3D seem, to be able to provide a truly immersive AR experience, while sporting as much as 4 cameras (two fisheye, one HD, and something Time-of-Flight) to precisely capture the planet surrounding you in visual in addition to physical detail that will help you position, track, and communicate with objects inside your view. And here’s probably the most promising bit. The glasses even include 5G support, for any seamless mixed reality experience! Augmented the truth is frequently presented as a type of advanced technology, but a kind of it's been around for a long time. For instance, the heads-up displays in lots of fighter aircraft dating back to the 1990s would show details about the attitude, direction and speed from the plane, and just a couple of years later they might show which objects in the area of view were targets. Previously decade, OPPO augmented reality various labs and firms have built devices that provide us augmented reality. In '09, the Durch Media Lab's Fluid Interfaces Group presented SixthSense, a tool that combined using a camera, small projector, smartphone and mirror. The unit hangs in the user's chest inside a lanyard fashion in the neck. Four sensor devices around the user's fingers may be used to manipulate the pictures forecasted by SixthSense. augmented reality examples how does augmented reality work augmented reality devices augmented reality games augmented reality software augmented reality definition and examples augmented reality objectives augmented reality guide Read the full article