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augmented reality

A 19th-century Hudson River School landscape painting in an ornate gold frame is overlaid with a ghostly white Indigenous figure made of fringe and horns, visually interrupting the idyllic scene. To the right, a neoclassical marble bust of a white man stands on a pedestal, creating a stark historical contrast between the colonial canon and Indigenous intervention.

Indigenous Artists Use AR to Rewrite the Narrative in the Met’s American Wing

‘ENCODED’ is not intended as a protest but as a precise act of cultural negotiation—a strategic use of technology through which artists can reassert Indigenous presence in American art and history.
By Elisa Carollo
A photo of an outdoor plaza featuring futuristic, mound-like structures with circular skylights and people walking, biking, and gathering under a bright blue sky.

Observer’s Guide to Helsinki’s Best Art Galleries and Museums

The city, spread across a series of islands, has many exceptional galleries and museums (though sadly, no Guggenheim).
By Nathan Smith
Apple Unveils New Products At Its Worldwide Developers Conference

Meta and Google CEOs Offer Mixed Early Reviews of Apple’s Vision Pro

Mark Zuckerberg asserts Apple and Meta leverage very different philosophies in their approaches to AR and VR.
By Sissi Cao
That smartphone in your hand is not going away. Instead, its capabilities and power will transform your working and personal life.

You Will Be a Different Worker in 2018 Thanks to Mobile

By Daniel Kraft
We’re on the precipice of the age of immersion.

It’s Here: Prepare for Immersion to Expand Your Idea of the Arts

By Gideon Kimbrell
TED

TED Notebook: Robots, Pope Francis and Fuzzy Tips on Self-Actualization

By Rich Jaroslovsky
What is a chatbot?

11 Amazing Facts You Might Not Know About Chatbots

By Larry Kim
AR can give your kid's sandbox a 21st century upgrade

Give Your Kid’s Sandbox A 21st Century Upgrade With Augmented Reality

By Abdur Chowdhury
When will computers and humans interact fully?

Moving Toward Computing at the Speed of Thought

By Frances Van Scoy
Will VR be good for gaming?

Top EA Game Designer Says Virtual Reality ‘Will Harm the Industry’

By Sage Lazzaro
Catche 'em all, with caution.

The 9 Craziest Things That Have Happened to People Playing ‘Pokémon Go’

By Sage Lazzaro
Gamers try out the new Sony VR headset in Sony Playstation booth during the annual E3 2016 gaming conference at the Los Angeles Convention Center on June 14, 2016 in Los Angeles, California. The Electronic Entertainment Expo will run from June 14 -16.

Who Will Make Virtual Reality’s Equivalent of ‘Serial’?

By Brady Dale
These are not your average glasses, but they look like them.

Forget Google Glass—This Startup Is Making AR Glasses You’ll Actually Want to Wear

By Sage Lazzaro
Angry Birds has never been better.

Angry Birds Is Making a Big Comeback Using Augmented Reality

By Sage Lazzaro

The Next Big Thing: This Tech Startup Will Change How We Hear

By Justin Joffe
No Ad's promotional material—ironic, right? (Photo: Courtesy No Ad)

New App Makes Subway Platform Into a Gallery

By Guelda Voien
'Portalball' doesn't just use classic baseballs- balls made of electricity and fire are also employed in the game. (Photo: Screenshot)

Joe Girardi Helps Develop Augmented Reality Baseball Game

By John Bonazzo

New Augmented Reality Totem/App Makes Music an Experience to Hear, See and Feel

By Sage Lazzaro

Amazon Fire Phone: The Solution to None of Your Problems

By Jack Smith IV

Jaguar's New Virtual Windshield Looks Designed to Distract Drivers

By Jordan Valinsky

Ingress Now Available on iPhone, Turns NYC Into a Sweaty Sci-Fi Battlefield

By Jack Smith IV
This is what popular game Ingress might look like with augmented reality integration. (Screengrab via Ingress)

Freshly Minted: 3D Camera Startup Nabs $16M to Fight Uphill Battle Against Google, Intel

By Jack Smith IV

Intel's New Laptop Can Read Your Emotions, Make Everything 3D

By Jack Smith IV

Startup Rundown: Food52 Doles Out Provisions and Etsy Makes it Virtually Impossible Not To Online Shop

By Jordyn Taylor
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