Now that commercial VR experiences are finally picking up in popularity and receiving wider acceptance and adoption, it seems like a pretty opportune time to start pushing the boundaries further with augmented reality as well. While definitely not a new concept, AR is still mostly confined to labs, specialized use cases and only a few really rare and/or professional grade hardware offers, like Microsoft's HoloLens or the Magic Leap One. That could all change pretty soon, since industry insiders claim that Google is working on some AR hardware of its own. As far as rumors go, the device...
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