Topic: [ANN][ICO] ARCONA - Augmented Reality Ecosystem! - page 142. (Read 237079 times)
Looks like the team stopped posting the news.. For all who are interested in the project, the launch of the public test AR viewer has been postponed, most likely it will be shifted by a month +/-
Wow - read the latest news about the collaboration between Huawei and Arcona! Guys - congratulations! This may be the beginning of a great and bright future for the project as well as for the accelerated integration of augmented reality.
It is a pity that everything is being done so slowly, a lot of time has already passed as they promised to give the opportunity to put up their lands at auction, but this section is still in development.
Now land holders are actively measured by their titles, which can be obtained with respect to the number of lands held in possession, if I understood everything correctly, the question is why is this needed, what is the practical use?
True, in the Telegram chat I caught a glimpse of information about the upcoming update of the functionality of the trading platform, but how soon it really will be, we will wait!
After the completion of the ICO, I said that the staff of the company must be increased in order to have time to do everything that is planned in the roadmap. But the project's leadership assured that they would have time to do it on their own. As a result, we see what we see. Now land holders are actively measured by their titles, which can be obtained with respect to the number of lands held in possession, if I understood everything correctly, the question is why is this needed, what is the practical use?
True, in the Telegram chat I caught a glimpse of information about the upcoming update of the functionality of the trading platform, but how soon it really will be, we will wait!
It is a pity that everything is being done so slowly, a lot of time has already passed as they promised to give the opportunity to put up their lands at auction, but this section is still in development.
Now land holders are actively measured by their titles, which can be obtained with respect to the number of lands held in possession, if I understood everything correctly, the question is why is this needed, what is the practical use?
True, in the Telegram chat I caught a glimpse of information about the upcoming update of the functionality of the trading platform, but how soon it really will be, we will wait!
Now land holders are actively measured by their titles, which can be obtained with respect to the number of lands held in possession, if I understood everything correctly, the question is why is this needed, what is the practical use?
True, in the Telegram chat I caught a glimpse of information about the upcoming update of the functionality of the trading platform, but how soon it really will be, we will wait!
hmm ... something strange, already few weeks there is no news on forum from ARCONA ... If anyone is interested in the project, the latest news often appear in the Telegram chat room - here the latest https://t.me/arcona_digital_land/64908 ( finally news for Arcona's landlords)
Are there many projects with a working or finished product? I do not think so, if we are talking about projects on the topic of augmented reality and token economy, I don't know analogues of ARCONA...
At the moment I do not see analogs of augmented reality, because Arkona is quite far from the concept of augmented reality.In this project, there is as much augmented reality as in any other unrelated to it. I do not see nothing but pictures that you can buy for the tokens of this project.
And so the price of the token is now appropriate.
Are there many projects with a working or finished product? I do not think so, if we are talking about projects on the topic of augmented reality and token economy, I don't know analogues of ARCONA...
At the moment I do not see analogs of augmented reality, because Arkona is quite far from the concept of augmented reality.In this project, there is as much augmented reality as in any other unrelated to it. I do not see nothing but pictures that you can buy for the tokens of this project.
And so the price of the token is now appropriate.
I see that there are many projects now with augmented reality, hope we can see more what this projects offers that rest don't offer.
Are there many projects with a working or finished product? I do not think so, if we are talking about projects on the topic of augmented reality and token economy, I don't know analogues of ARCONA...
I see that there are many projects now with augmented reality, hope we can see more what this projects offers that rest don't offer.
I think this function will be added very soon, that's only the number of land plots is unlimited, so it will be difficult to trade - there will be no rush or high demand to be able to buy today and sell in a year 2 times more expensive.
At a minimum, they should cost no less than what was paid for them. In any case, should be the same auction as when buying land. The market itself will already determine the optimal price.
And the fact that they promised to do something should have been done a long time ago, I do not see any development in this direction.
I haven't been following the project for a long time, what can I do at the moment if I have digital land?
Last fall, admins told me in a telegraph telegram that I could trade my digital land. Why is this not yet? Until now, digital land can only be bought!
I think this function will be added very soon, that's only the number of land plots is unlimited, so it will be difficult to trade - there will be no rush or high demand to be able to buy today and sell in a year 2 times more expensive. Last fall, admins told me in a telegraph telegram that I could trade my digital land. Why is this not yet? Until now, digital land can only be bought!
I haven't been following the project for a long time, what can I do at the moment if I have digital land?
Last fall, admins told me in a telegram that I could trade my digital land. Why is this not yet? Until now, digital land can only be bought!
Last fall, admins told me in a telegram that I could trade my digital land. Why is this not yet? Until now, digital land can only be bought!
The Arcona team is participating in the Moscow tourist exhibition - one of the five world's largest industry forums that annually gathers together over two thousand companies and representatives of the touristic industry from 54 countries.
Ilya Korguzalov, the co-founder of Arcona, is suggested as a speaker at the specialized conference of MITT Digital. He will speak about incredible prospects that now are offered by the technology of augmented reality for the entire travel industry.
🗩 "Arcona is one of the leaders and pioneers of the augmented reality technology in tourism. We have entered the international AR market more than 5 years ago. Behind the Arcona project, there is a professional team that launched five AR parks where the lost historical buildings used to have been before.
In fact, these parks are fully functioning open-air museums. Our guests could not only see how many lost buildings used to look like years ago but also have a truly immersive experience related to the events of that era.
Launching such parks, we were convinced that the introduction of AR technology would create new tourist routes and facilities for the visitors all year round, and it has significantly increased the flow of tourists and profitability of those tourist projects.
Now there are already eight historical AR parks in six European countries launched by our team. These projects still have no analogs in the world in terms of the scale of the territories and the quality of the content.
In the near future, all of them will be presented on the Digital Lands of Arcona. So, our users will be able to create their own unique touristic projects or services anywhere in the world."
Ilya Korguzalov, the co-founder of Arcona, is suggested as a speaker at the specialized conference of MITT Digital. He will speak about incredible prospects that now are offered by the technology of augmented reality for the entire travel industry.
🗩 "Arcona is one of the leaders and pioneers of the augmented reality technology in tourism. We have entered the international AR market more than 5 years ago. Behind the Arcona project, there is a professional team that launched five AR parks where the lost historical buildings used to have been before.
In fact, these parks are fully functioning open-air museums. Our guests could not only see how many lost buildings used to look like years ago but also have a truly immersive experience related to the events of that era.
Launching such parks, we were convinced that the introduction of AR technology would create new tourist routes and facilities for the visitors all year round, and it has significantly increased the flow of tourists and profitability of those tourist projects.
Now there are already eight historical AR parks in six European countries launched by our team. These projects still have no analogs in the world in terms of the scale of the territories and the quality of the content.
In the near future, all of them will be presented on the Digital Lands of Arcona. So, our users will be able to create their own unique touristic projects or services anywhere in the world."
Excellent performance. Yes, ARCONA has something to boast about, you've come a really long way.
p.s. some new exchange? as gatecoin off (https://gatecoin.com) and on IDEX (https://idex.market/eth/arcona) 24hr Volume ARCONA too low...
The Arcona team is participating in the Moscow tourist exhibition - one of the five world's largest industry forums that annually gathers together over two thousand companies and representatives of the touristic industry from 54 countries.
Ilya Korguzalov, the co-founder of Arcona, is suggested as a speaker at the specialized conference of MITT Digital. He will speak about incredible prospects that now are offered by the technology of augmented reality for the entire travel industry.
🗩 "Arcona is one of the leaders and pioneers of the augmented reality technology in tourism. We have entered the international AR market more than 5 years ago. Behind the Arcona project, there is a professional team that launched five AR parks where the lost historical buildings used to have been before.
In fact, these parks are fully functioning open-air museums. Our guests could not only see how many lost buildings used to look like years ago but also have a truly immersive experience related to the events of that era.
Launching such parks, we were convinced that the introduction of AR technology would create new tourist routes and facilities for the visitors all year round, and it has significantly increased the flow of tourists and profitability of those tourist projects.
Now there are already eight historical AR parks in six European countries launched by our team. These projects still have no analogs in the world in terms of the scale of the territories and the quality of the content.
In the near future, all of them will be presented on the Digital Lands of Arcona. So, our users will be able to create their own unique touristic projects or services anywhere in the world."
Ilya Korguzalov, the co-founder of Arcona, is suggested as a speaker at the specialized conference of MITT Digital. He will speak about incredible prospects that now are offered by the technology of augmented reality for the entire travel industry.
🗩 "Arcona is one of the leaders and pioneers of the augmented reality technology in tourism. We have entered the international AR market more than 5 years ago. Behind the Arcona project, there is a professional team that launched five AR parks where the lost historical buildings used to have been before.
In fact, these parks are fully functioning open-air museums. Our guests could not only see how many lost buildings used to look like years ago but also have a truly immersive experience related to the events of that era.
Launching such parks, we were convinced that the introduction of AR technology would create new tourist routes and facilities for the visitors all year round, and it has significantly increased the flow of tourists and profitability of those tourist projects.
Now there are already eight historical AR parks in six European countries launched by our team. These projects still have no analogs in the world in terms of the scale of the territories and the quality of the content.
In the near future, all of them will be presented on the Digital Lands of Arcona. So, our users will be able to create their own unique touristic projects or services anywhere in the world."
Apple is betting on augmented reality being a total hit. All they talk about is AR and how it will transform the future.
Apple says they are going to launch their own augmented reality headset/glasses by Q4 2019 - Q2 2020. The analyst says that the AR glasses will essentially act as a display only with the actual computing, rendering, internet connectivity and location services coming from the iPhone in the user’s pocket. The device is assumed to be working wirelessly like Apple Watch and be more lightweight and comfortable than Oculus Go.
However, there is a lot of unknown in this concept, for example, how much battery will be used while watching augmented reality experiences in front of your face or will AR glasses be compelling and useful for the public in general.
Apple has high hopes and quite ambitious in its plans, and probably soon we will see a new wearable augmented reality device.
https://9to5mac.com/2019/03/08/kuo-ar-headset-later-this-year/
Apple says they are going to launch their own augmented reality headset/glasses by Q4 2019 - Q2 2020. The analyst says that the AR glasses will essentially act as a display only with the actual computing, rendering, internet connectivity and location services coming from the iPhone in the user’s pocket. The device is assumed to be working wirelessly like Apple Watch and be more lightweight and comfortable than Oculus Go.
However, there is a lot of unknown in this concept, for example, how much battery will be used while watching augmented reality experiences in front of your face or will AR glasses be compelling and useful for the public in general.
Apple has high hopes and quite ambitious in its plans, and probably soon we will see a new wearable augmented reality device.
https://9to5mac.com/2019/03/08/kuo-ar-headset-later-this-year/
Education should be as visual as possible to help students better grasp how things and processes work.
Augmented reality in education can really help with that and can become a vital tool for teachers. What's more important: no coding skills required. That's right, teachers do not need to know programming to start introducing augmented reality into their classes.
Let's have a look at apps that can be used in the classroom straightaway:
1. Curiscope
Using a special t-shirt and app students can learn more about the human body. You can literally see where your friend's heart or kidney is.
2. Catchy Words AR
Kids need to walk around and find letters than they will need to arrange these letters into words. That is the most fascinating idea to help children cope with spelling mistakes.
3. Metaverse
Quizzes and scavenger hunts have never been so interactive before this app.
Learn more about augmented reality apps that can be used in education: https://edscoop.com/no-coding-required-10-augmented-reality-apps-for-the-classroom/
Where do you think augmented reality can help the most in education?
Augmented reality in education can really help with that and can become a vital tool for teachers. What's more important: no coding skills required. That's right, teachers do not need to know programming to start introducing augmented reality into their classes.
Let's have a look at apps that can be used in the classroom straightaway:
1. Curiscope
Using a special t-shirt and app students can learn more about the human body. You can literally see where your friend's heart or kidney is.
2. Catchy Words AR
Kids need to walk around and find letters than they will need to arrange these letters into words. That is the most fascinating idea to help children cope with spelling mistakes.
3. Metaverse
Quizzes and scavenger hunts have never been so interactive before this app.
Learn more about augmented reality apps that can be used in education: https://edscoop.com/no-coding-required-10-augmented-reality-apps-for-the-classroom/
Where do you think augmented reality can help the most in education?
I’m in our case, this is an honest project with a good team. It’s a pity, because there were a lot of rascals, the world cryptocurrency suffered a lot. It will take time and everything will fall into place.
There was similar project with same potential and it didn't end good. Hope this project has better luck.
👣 If you do not go to a fashion show, this fashion show will come to you 👣
Fashion shows are happening around the world all the time, but very few of us can make it to these events that take place in different countries.
So how about watching an augmented Fashion Week show at your own physical location from your mobile device?
London College of Innovation looks right to the future and has decided to partner with the augmented reality company HoloMe to present selected collections of London College of Fashion MA graduates. This digital experience was available for various locations one day before the start of London Fashion Week.
Such a concept gives an opportunity to sneak-peek into this world-renown event and cover even more people globally. Augmented reality can transform the way people consume and experience fashion.
For this augmented reality experience models were filmed on a “green screen” before stepping out on the runway. Watch how this experience was done:
https://www.forbes.com/sites/brookerobertsislam/2019/03/05/groundbreaking-augmented-reality-fashion-show-streamed-to-global-audience/#700655dd45b6
Fashion shows are happening around the world all the time, but very few of us can make it to these events that take place in different countries.
So how about watching an augmented Fashion Week show at your own physical location from your mobile device?
London College of Innovation looks right to the future and has decided to partner with the augmented reality company HoloMe to present selected collections of London College of Fashion MA graduates. This digital experience was available for various locations one day before the start of London Fashion Week.
Such a concept gives an opportunity to sneak-peek into this world-renown event and cover even more people globally. Augmented reality can transform the way people consume and experience fashion.
For this augmented reality experience models were filmed on a “green screen” before stepping out on the runway. Watch how this experience was done:
https://www.forbes.com/sites/brookerobertsislam/2019/03/05/groundbreaking-augmented-reality-fashion-show-streamed-to-global-audience/#700655dd45b6
🎮 Entertainment market is using augmented reality to make experiences more immersive and fun.
Augmented reality compared to virtual reality is more accessible to people as it does not require additional headsets connected to a computer. With AR you can just open an app in your phone and dive into a new experience.
Augmented reality adoption moves a bit slow but steady as brands and consumers are finding new use cases for this technology.
TV shows and film can be more “alive” by bringing these formats off the screen, extending the visual story into the “real world”.
Computer and physical games can also use augmented reality to add novelty to the gaming process and mix the real world with the imaginary one.
https://interestingengineering.com/the-future-of-entertainment-using-augmented-reality-apps
Augmented reality compared to virtual reality is more accessible to people as it does not require additional headsets connected to a computer. With AR you can just open an app in your phone and dive into a new experience.
Augmented reality adoption moves a bit slow but steady as brands and consumers are finding new use cases for this technology.
TV shows and film can be more “alive” by bringing these formats off the screen, extending the visual story into the “real world”.
Computer and physical games can also use augmented reality to add novelty to the gaming process and mix the real world with the imaginary one.
https://interestingengineering.com/the-future-of-entertainment-using-augmented-reality-apps
“It is better to see once than to hear one hundred times’
Vision is our dominant sense, it dominates conscious experience. We focus our attention on what we look at and perceive a lot of information with our eyes.
That’s why augmented reality is trending in marketing now being the number one channel for visual presentation. It absolutely rocks in retail and we have already shared with you some outstanding examples. We’d like to continue our excursion into the augmented reality world and its presence in different spheres.
Retail
Are you a fan of Converse sneakers and feel like ordering a new pair but hesitating what color or model to choose!? Say no more as this brand has its own augmented reality app that will help you make up your mind while surfing through their online catalog - from the classics to limited-editions.
Everybody has heard about IKEA’s furniture app, but probably not everyone has known that Wayfair also provides such services and you can try new furniture online in your apartment. Offering augmented reality can also boost sales: 72% of customers purchased products they hadn’t planned on after using augmented reality while shopping according to the study, “The Impact of Augmented Reality on Retail.”
Construction and maintenance
Augmented reality helps architects and engineers present their new ideas in the most detailed and visual way ever. Now you can see how the building will look like and literally feel how it fits in among the cityscape.
Or, how about providing maintenance for buildings and products? Augmented reality technology can help with that as well. It comes in handy with the remote assistance to customers as they repair products or complete maintenance procedures by having service manuals with interactive three-dimensional animations via augmented reality.
Continue reading and getting more inspirational and novel ideas for AR in education, healthcare, tourism, and navigation:
https://www.forbes.com/sites/bernardmarr/2019/03/01/the-10-best-real-world-examples-of-augmented-reality/#247ac22b42d8
Vision is our dominant sense, it dominates conscious experience. We focus our attention on what we look at and perceive a lot of information with our eyes.
That’s why augmented reality is trending in marketing now being the number one channel for visual presentation. It absolutely rocks in retail and we have already shared with you some outstanding examples. We’d like to continue our excursion into the augmented reality world and its presence in different spheres.
Retail
Are you a fan of Converse sneakers and feel like ordering a new pair but hesitating what color or model to choose!? Say no more as this brand has its own augmented reality app that will help you make up your mind while surfing through their online catalog - from the classics to limited-editions.
Everybody has heard about IKEA’s furniture app, but probably not everyone has known that Wayfair also provides such services and you can try new furniture online in your apartment. Offering augmented reality can also boost sales: 72% of customers purchased products they hadn’t planned on after using augmented reality while shopping according to the study, “The Impact of Augmented Reality on Retail.”
Construction and maintenance
Augmented reality helps architects and engineers present their new ideas in the most detailed and visual way ever. Now you can see how the building will look like and literally feel how it fits in among the cityscape.
Or, how about providing maintenance for buildings and products? Augmented reality technology can help with that as well. It comes in handy with the remote assistance to customers as they repair products or complete maintenance procedures by having service manuals with interactive three-dimensional animations via augmented reality.
Continue reading and getting more inspirational and novel ideas for AR in education, healthcare, tourism, and navigation:
https://www.forbes.com/sites/bernardmarr/2019/03/01/the-10-best-real-world-examples-of-augmented-reality/#247ac22b42d8
It's nice to see that blogs and articles about augmented reality are increasingly appearing on the authoritative Tier-1 sites like Forbes. So progress is going in the right direction ✈️. PS looks like IKEA paid good money for their advertising on Forbes)
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