u/MaxShtok

Really need to borrow a set for a proof of concept project!
Help!

Did this experiment a while ago on Magic Leap 2.
Really can’t wait for the glasses to become everyday use devices so such use cases will get out of “poc” and “experiment status”.
Do you have something that you made or thought of that is waiting for AR to become easily accessible and convenient with glasses?

Hence the fair I wanna share what we’ve been building for the past 6 months – something that combines AI and AR in a way we actually find useful.

Ever wanted to see how a particular object that you find on the internet fits and looks inside your space? Home, office, event, yard?
Now you can.
Mono brands doing similar functionality like IKEA will never enable mixing and playing with other brands in their experiences. And the use is not limited to furniture. You can place a shed in your backyard, a car in your garage or as many plants in your room as you like to pre-visualize and pre-fit anything.
Generated models can be resized to their real-world dimensions inside the app.

Kinda proving the concept too here – what’s the first thing you’d try placing with something like this?
And what’s the one feature you’d expect before using it yourself?

Would love to hear your thoughts.

Moving soon into this small 1 bedroom apartment. Wanna keep it bright and light but still feels empty at some areas. What should I add? (Don’t say TV pls 😅)

Managed to get it on Hartge wheels. 16” unfortunately but sourcing 17” isn’t problematic I believe.

Overall car is good but runs poorly. Connecting and disconnecting airflow meter changes nothing. Oxygen sensor is dead and placed in the wrong place I believe (welded in rusted piece of exhaust)

I love those pictures comparing the height of different “units” and always wanted to see it in real scale 😅

Reaction to my last post about AR for museums raised a question — what kind of features would justify adding such experiences in museums in your opinion?
Here’s an example — translating Egyptian hieroglyphs (to any language of course)

Hi community! Going to check and probably buy a Japan import 635 csi with 107k km on the clock. Runs, drives, looks great. What to look for?

Why it’s not yet widely adopted? What do you think?