Leveraging Augmented Reality: Practical applications to improve field operations

Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR), commonly known as Altered Reality, are a huge growth opportunity for brands. Goldman Sachs predicts the Altered Reality industry to be an $80 billion market by 2025. Nintendo’s launch of its Pokemon Go mobile app was a huge success for AR and VR. Since then, other brands have followed suit and used altered reality in their marketing campaigns.But where do you start with marketing in an Altered Reality world? How do you up your marketing game and leverage the potential of Altered Reality? Look no further because we’ve got a webinar recap for you!

In an increasingly competitive marketplace, manufacturing and design teams have to grapple with a number of challenges, such as time to market, cost reduction and unique product innovation. To meet these challenges, a range of new technologies are converging to change the way products are created altogether. These include developments such as real-time ray tracing, virtual reality, real-time engineering simulation, and artificial intelligence (AI). To power these breakthrough technologies engineers and architects must have the best computing tools at their disposal. In this webinar, you will learn about NVIDIA Quadro RTX graphic cards and how they bring these emerging technologies to the desktop.

In the online video space, it can be a constant, albeit rewarding, battle to keep on top of best practices to ensure you leverage the most out of your programming and distribution strategy. With the main social video platforms constantly evolving their features and algorithms, and users, in tandem, changing the way they consume and engage with video, the onus is on publishers to understand the impact that these changes have – both in the short term, and in the longer term too. To further complicate things, not only do best practices differ from platform to platform, they also differ from genre to genre, and from target audience to target audience.

NVIDIA is used by the world’s leading film and production studios to power the most advanced, visually rich feature films ever created. Discover how our cutting-edge technologies like deep learning, simulation, real-time rendering, and virtual production make box office record-breakers and Academy Award-winning pictures possible. Increase production value while staying on time and on budget, enhance creativity, and reduce costly errors that appear later in the production process.