What is Augmented Reality: Crossing the Augmented Divide




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Maybe it’s us, but it sure seems like Virtual Reality is popping up everywhere these days. Don’t get us wrong, here at Pebble we are VR obsessives and that’s not going to change anytime soon. But, isn’t it about time we paid attention to VR’s equally brilliant and just as good looking pal; Augmented Reality.

Augmented Reality, to put it simply, is technology that layers computer generated imagery or enhancements atop actual reality. Imagine in the space around you, being able to flick through Netflix from an 80-inch TV in your living room. Or, rather than messing around with desktop software, making a 3D rendered model from your real desktop. Whereas VR often requires a snazzy looking headset, AR fits into your world without one – seamlessly integrating interactivity into your life. Read more.

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