Over the last year, and most recently in Dublin last week, I've been given demos of augmented reality technology that can superimpose a model on a room setting where the viewer, using a 3D headset smaller than oculus but larger than glasses, can see a model, who is remote, apparently interact with the viewer's space. I didn't get the exact technology specs, but the model was apparently also able to navigate objects within the viewer's space, such as walking around a chair, etc.
The fidelity wasn't great, but was limited more by the rapidly improving headset acuity than any other factor.
It seems that with a headset, which will become more common and eventually evolve, the possibility exists to actually have a cam model appear to be "in the room". Has anyone experimented with this tech? Am I being presented with a rosy forecast or is this the current state of viability for augmented reality?
I'm an amateur, of course, but I can immediately think of 1000 business uses and transformative disruptions made possible by this tech. For camming you could be virtually in the space of the viewer, and exclusive for a premium.
I'd love to know what you think, if anyone wants to weigh in.



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