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Episode #66 – The Next Steps Forward in Augmented Reality – with InfinityAR CEO Motti Kushnir

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October 26, 2014

Episode #66 - The Next Steps Forward in Augmented Reality - with InfinityAR CEO Motti Kushnir

Mr. Kushnir, MBA is current CEO of InifinityAR, an augmented reality company based in Israel. Their augmented reality technology aims to accurately interpret light, shadows, and reflections in real time, in addition to representing the users hands and other objects more accurately in augmented reality space.

In this episode we explore what Mr. Kushnir believes to be the biggest hurdles in augmented reality today, as well as the trajectory of the industry and where he believes AR will have the strongest impact in the coming 5 years.

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