We’ve been promised a future filled with autonomous vehicles, mixed reality, robotics, and smart homes. However, to deliver on this, our software needs to be able to easily translate our physical presence into the digital space. From autonomous vehicles ‘seeing’ pedestrians as crude bounding boxes...
The physical and digital worlds are growing ever more entwined. We talk to virtual assistants as if we know them. We immerse ourselves in gaming environments that are almost tangibly realistic. We buy, sell, and recommend almost every good or service in the commercial world...
Augmented reality visuals are the new norm in social messaging as the camera is becoming the new keyboard. With the aid of face filters and stickers, users are decorating their photos and videos to express themselves creatively and to attract the attention of more viewers....
Introducing Mosh (click to download from the App Store), a Body Labs mobile photo experiment empowering new forms of creative expression. Mosh is the first app to use artificial intelligence to instantly detect your pose in a photo and offers a set of 3D filters that interact and...
Originally published on VentureBeat. 2016 marks the beginning of a fundamental leap forward in smartphone hardware: depth-sensing cameras. We’ve already seen accelerometers, gyroscopes, barometers, cameras, and fingerprint sensors become common on even the most budget-friendly smartphones. And, due to the accelerated hardware arms race between the...
We had a great time hosting our first hackathon at NYU’s elab. The students blew us away with their creativity, vision, and innovations, which ranged from a 3D viewer, to a health and fitness app, to a platform to practice and learn new dance moves. WHAT...