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mixed reality
[ mikst ree-al-i-tee ]
noun
- a blend of the real-world environment and computer-generated content viewed on a screen or other display, in which the virtual content and the physical environment coexist and react to each other in real time: : MR
The fitness app gives you a hologram personal trainer to critique your form in a mixed reality workout.
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Origin of mixed reality1
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This "mixed reality" experience "squeezes the training continuum" for fighter pilots, says the firm's CEO Timo Toikkanen, because they no longer have to travel long distances to complete war simulations in giant aircraft hangers, which are expensive to power and run.
Instagram has been in the news lately for all sorts of unflattering reasons: planning to force âmixed realityâ experiences and A.I.-generated images onto user feeds, testing out a weird custom sound meant to be incorporated within all uploaded Reels, getting fined by the European Union for having leaked up to 600 million accountsâ login credentials, and earning outrage from celebrities for training Metaâs A.I. models on their posts while allegedly reducing their profilesâ general visibility.
Bailenson and other Stanford researchers tested out the Meta Quest 3, a âmixed realityâ headset that lets people blend physical and virtual worlds.
The âmixed realityâ sculptures incorporate scans of ancient artwork, hand-shaped clay and her own facial features â they look cracked, weathered, instantly timeless.
Obrist said he realized that technology ought to be integrated into exhibitions, âthat the future might actually not be either/or, the idea that you have physical things in the gallery and digital things online, but that the future is mixed reality.â
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