How will Mixed Reality soon become a Household name?

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With Mixed Reality about to become the new-fangled tech, it's not too early to start looking at what it will offer users on this platform, especially since immersive technology houses enormous potential and can fulfill diverse needs across various sectors.  

 Have you heard of ' Mixed Reality? 

 If not, then you're missing something HUGE.   

 This isn't science fiction; it's already happening. 

 Mixed Reality or MR is a rapidly growing area of computer technology that brings together real and virtual worlds to create an experience where physical and digital objects co-exist and interact in real-time. 

 The evidence of MR is everywhere, right from AR games like Pokémon GO to MR devices like JioGlass. And even though it may sound futuristic, MR already exists today in the form of mixed-reality TV shows, which blend 3D animation with live-action footage.  

 But Mixed Reality isn't just about entertainment – it also has a wide variety of other uses, including education, medicine, design, engineering, social media and many more. 

 

Why is the impact of Mixed Reality so exciting? 

 Mixed Reality requires a combination of natural and virtual objects to operate in the same space simultaneously. This means that virtual objects can interact with physical objects. Mixed Reality also allows for a continuous experience across multiple senses. For example, a user can simultaneously experience a virtual environment through sight, sound, touch, and smell. 

Futuristic devices are on the horizon. 

 In addition to creating unique experiences, mixed reality applications can also provide intuitive controls in hands-free environments. With an MR reality device or a smartphone, users can interact with the world in a way that feels natural to them by using their voice, gestures or gaze direction. 

 Mixed Reality has some great potential like: 

1. Enhanced cognition through the amalgamation of multiple worlds. 

2. The option to add 3D models into the real world for demonstration purposes 

3. A virtual workspace that allows us to create new things through remote assist and social collaborations. 

4. Immersive gaming experiences that take place in the real world rather than inside a screen 

5. And most importantly, the opportunity to experience things from different perspectives in a more natural way 

What's needed for Mixed Reality to turn mainstream? 

 The first step toward getting a clear idea about Mixed Reality is to decide what it isn't. When we say Mixed Reality, what we mean is the next step beyond Virtual Reality. We refer to the next generation of VR technology that will allow for proper "seamless" integration of physical and virtual objects into natural scenes. The promise here is that the digital world will become indistinguishable from reality. 

 Mixed Reality will soon become commonplace. 

 MR is now slowly becoming a household name, thanks to the massive work of thousands of people involved in developing this technology. But what inspires us is not the hype but rather people's experience with it. 

 The current state of MR is that there are several impressive demos, games, films and experiences out there that are just short of mass adoption.  

 Implementation Across Various Usecases :  

  • Mixed Reality is widespread in gaming, education, entertainment, healthcare, industrial design, retail, fitness and many more.  
  • It improves social collaboration among professionals, which leads to faster innovation in the industry. 
  • Students can simulate real-world objects and gain hands-on practice even outside the classroom by using Mixed Reality technology. 
  • Imagine printouts of your digital content (documents, websites, products, etc.) coming alive with videos and other 3D content in front of you. 
  • Mixed Reality can enhance home improvement projects by guiding homeowners for their desired renovations.  
  • Shortly, there will be many businesses and enterprises that will use Mixed Reality to provide their services. 

Mixed Reality is Paving the Path to the Future 

 MR systems work by positioning and tracking a particular camera-equipped device and controllers in an environment to allow virtual content to be integrated into that physical space. The most notable example of this technology is JioGlass. 

It includes several features optimized for MR: a panoramic cinematic display that enables users to focus on the natural world rather than staring at a screen; spatial audio provides more accurate 3D audio cues; which allows users to move throughout a scene naturally without changing their point of view relative to the display surface. 

MR is rapidly moving from the realm of imagination to a reality 

 

By merging real-time data with computer graphics, mixed reality creates an immersive and interactive environment where physical and digital objects co-exist and interact in real-time. 

JioGlass Developer Community is a haven for developers and enthusiasts alike to recreate and reshape the future of immersive experiences. You can gain access to a plethora of possibilities and unravel the unlimited potential of the Mixed Reality platform together with state-of-the-art architecture and evolved technology. 

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