Quote from: AssistiveReality on September 29, 2017, 03:57:47 PM

Quote from: itasannah on September 29, 2017, 03:23:35 PM

This seems like the time to combining real world and virtual world to get in touch to one another is getting closer and closer.

Hi, thanks for the comment, very much agree. pokemon go seemed to show the world the possibilities of AR and it was entranced. We're taking that to another whole level and bringing social, multiplatform, blockchain currency and enterprise connectivity into the apps.

with the other Q (tried not to quote your re-quote but thanks!)
"I help qoute post you so that the image can appear, whether this project already has the finished product or not?"

>correct yes we have a product. We actually have 3, the Spectrum AR engine, World1 and Profession.
Spectrum AR engine is providing an API platform we will offer out to developers in 2019.
World 1 & Profession are both up and running on Microsoft devices and Google ARCore, however we haven't got as far yet with ARKit/Apple AR.
We have a little extra overhead as we expand to new platforms as we want our engine running natively on each, so we can provide this whole ecosystem later to devs and also offer companies and corporates, Spectrum-AR based deployments, i.e. using the engine for their application i.e. a hospital app for a chain of big hospitals. Although I'm not sure I want the nurse checking her FB while looking at my chart in 3D above my head, while i just vaguely wonder what shes doing. Haha. Jokes aside, this is revolutionary.

Thanks for the Qs, I'll try and return to keep responding as I can, the presale is kicking off in around 10 hours so we're all flat out!!
-Travis

I think this kind of AR implementation is really a great idea, since everyone already starting to get accustomed to AR/VR technology.