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An accessible Augmented Reality device, intended to make people think about the types of contexts in which we may want to use augmented reality in the future

Augmented Reality (AR) is set to be one of the most disruptive technologies of our time.

The commercial release of mixed reality headsets has already begun, but most people have never experienced wearable AR. In order to make this experience of AR more accessible, I designed a functioning device that could be made using just cardboard, acrylic, a laser cutter and a smartphone.

The device on show at Milan Design Week in 2018

An example of the type of contexts in which Augmented Reality applications may be identified when the technology is more accessible

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