3D drawings are quickly becoming the standard for fit-out projects. Not only do they help to streamline the project from start to finish, but they also save you time and money. 3D drawings are fast, accurate, and cost-effective, giving you the ability to visualize the project before it is even started. With 3D drawings, you can easily see how the project will look, how the different elements fit together, and how the end result will look and function. This article will discuss the various ways in which 3D drawings can streamline fit-out projects and save you time and money.

Projection mapping is a fast-growing technology that’s being used by brands, businesses and individuals all over the world to bring their spaces to life. With projection mapping, you can transform almost any surface into a screen for videos, pictures or animations. But with so many different ways to use projection mapping, how do you know if you’re ready to start your own project? Here are five questions you should ask yourself before starting a projection mapping project:

Today’s world is ever-changing and the introduction of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning are just a few of the innovations that are shifting the playing field. With these tools available, developers can create more advanced software programs that learn from previous experiences and improve performance. Within this rapidly advancing digital landscape, programmatic advertising is also making changes in how advertisements are bought and sold. There are many benefits to programmatic advertising such as clearer targeting of advertisements, lower wastage rates and greater efficiency when buying media. AI has augmented this process even further with increased accuracy on audience segments and a better understanding of user preferences. Even so, there is still much room for improvement to make it even more effective with the use of AI TRISM technology.

The metaverse is the collective virtual space where users can interact with digital representations of real-world entities through avatars. With recent developments in technology, the possibility of such a world becoming a reality has become more imminent. The implementation and integration of artificial intelligence (AI), virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR), voice assistants, blockchain, and IoT are accelerating the creation of the metaverse. In this blog post, we explore technologies related to the metaverse from an anthropological and computer science perspective, as well as their use cases in areas like healthcare, education, and enterprise.

Holoportation uses computer-generated holograms to connect remote users in real-time. It’s like teleporting yourself into another person’s space and being there with them, or vice versa — sort of. In this blog post, we will explain exactly what Holoportation is and how it creates 3D projections of people that look so real you might start petting the air in front of you. We’ll also share some examples of how it could be used and give insight into how it works.

What is the future of augmented reality marketing? With an increasing number of companies using AR to market their products, it’s a challenge to know where things are heading. This article will introduce you to the world of markerless AR and its benefits for marketers.

In this article, we’ll explore the benefits and implications of an interactive tangible user interface (TUI) and its potential use cases. It’s no secret that the world is moving to more digital experiences and less physical interactions. In fact, it’s so apparent that many people have begun to fear a future where robots have taken over our lives and all social interaction is virtual. However, with the recent rise in popularity of AR technology and VR devices, there are new opportunities for tangible user interfaces to emerge as a new way of interacting with computers. Let’s explore why that is, how TUIs work, and their potential implications on our society as a whole.

Mixed reality (MR) is a new kind of digital experience that combines the benefits of virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR). Mixed reality enables users to work with digitally-rendered objects and data in the same physical space as their real world by seamlessly blending virtual elements into the user’s view of the real world. In this blog post, we’ll explore exactly what mixed reality is, how it differs from AR and VR, and how businesses can take advantage of its unique advantages to create more engaging experiences for customers or employees.

Computer vision is a branch of artificial intelligence that enables machines to see. Applications of computer vision are extremely widespread, and this field is also growing at an astonishing rate. According to the research firm MarketsandMarkets, artificial intelligence in the visual analytics market is expected to reach $3 billion by 2021. There are various advantages of using computer vision algorithms for analyzing images. Computer vision algorithms can detect and recognize objects in images, analyze images for statistical properties, and segment different areas of an image based on their unique features or characteristics. In this blog post, we will discuss some practical applications of computer vision techniques in crowd analysis with examples.

The digital gaming market is booming. According to data compiled by Newzoo, the worldwide video game market exceeded $138 billion in value in 2018, with the market continuing to grow at double-digit percentage rates. It’s no surprise, then, that gaming has become one of the first real adoption cases for blockchain technology. From CryptoKitties to Etherbots and Beyond New York, virtual games involving animals or characters have been highly popular. Non-fungible tokens are an essential element for those games. Let’s explore what these tokens are and why they matter so much in gaming.