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Why Chasing Metrics Kills Innovation in AR | The Real Measure of Success | Brew Bytes
In this video of Brew Bytes, Hasan talks about what success really means in the fast-changing world of AR (Augmented Reality). Instead of just focusing on numbers and metrics, he shares why true success is about pushing creative limits and doing better with each project. If you're into tech, innovation, or just enjoy honest conversations about building something new, this video is for you.
Building Mental Toughness | Overcoming Fear and Pushing Limits | Magnitude Motivation
This video dives into the concept of mental toughness, emphasizing that it’s not an innate trait but a skill that must be developed through daily training. It highlights the mindset of elite athletes who understand that success comes not just from physical training, but from mental resilience. The video explores how pushing beyond discomfort, embracing challenges, and maintaining focus are crucial in overcoming obstacles. It discusses the importance of goal-setting, trusting the process, and building strength through adversity, stressing that mental toughness is about continuing to push forward even when fear and doubt try to hold you back.
Why Chasing Metrics Kills Innovation in AR | The Real Measure of Success | Brew Bytes
In this video of Brew Bytes, Hasan talks about what success really means in the fast-changing world of AR (Augmented Reality). Instead of just focusing on numbers and metrics, he shares why true success is about pushing creative limits and doing better with each project. If you're into tech, innovation, or just enjoy honest conversations about building something new, this video is for you.
Blog Posts - Pushing Limits
Adding Virtual Reality, Augmented Reality, or Mixed Reality (MR) to my work as a 3D modeller and animator could make my projects more engaging and interactive. For example, if I take a 3D logo reveal like the one I created for "The Backpackster," AR project that I've done as my freelancer work could allow users to see the logo animation in their own environment using their phone or AR glasses. This would let them move around the logo, viewing it from all angles, and make the experience feel personal and exciting. VR could take this further by creating a fully immersive space where users could explore not just the logo but an entire virtual environment. They could interact with the design, maybe even customize it, making it feel more like their own. MR could be especially useful for projects where the real world and virtual world need to blend together, such as in interior design or product visualization. Users could see a virtual version of a design placed into their real-world space, helping them understand how it fits.
Using extended reality (XR) like VR, AR, or MR would bring many benefits to my work. It would make the experience more immersive, allowing users to feel like they are part of the project. It also adds a layer of interactivity, making the work more memorable and meaningful. However, there are also risks. Not everyone has access to VR or AR devices, which could limit how many people can experience my work. Developing for XR can also be more complicated and expensive, requiring more time and resources. Lastly, there’s a chance that focusing too much on XR could make the project feel like a gimmick rather than something useful. Still, if done carefully, XR could take my projects to the next level, making them more innovative and impactful.
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Posthumanism could be the best framework that analyze Virtual Reality (VR) because of the way it looks at how people and technology are able to work together in one system. For example, there is a game called ''Beat Saber'' where the users play with VR game consols to blocks in time with music and in that game posthumanism helps people to see how the player and the system work as a whole. In response the game instruction and the player's body moves, the system adapts to the player's movement and skill level.
In this game, the players are fully involved both mentally and physically and this demonstrates how Virtual Reality take the experience to the next level by becoming part of the user's movement. Additionally, the VR makes us to see that how the cutting edge technologies are able to change how we think about our bodies and movements and engaging digital world in a more realistic way.
It can also influence the way we are and questioning ourselves in a way that how it changes what can we do or experience. For instance, in the game the system try to train people's skills and movements to make it more natural and right as if it teaches us to develop ourselves. This could raise a question in relation with how much we can rely on technology and the system.
Lastly, for my work in 3D modeling and VR, posthumanism is very relevant. It helps me think about how to design VR environments where people feel fully connected to the technology, not just as users but as active participants. This ensures the experiences I create feel immersive and meaningful.
Chan, M. (2014) Virtual Reality : Representations in Contemporary Media. New York, NY: Bloomsbury Academic.
Baudrillard, J. (1988) Selected Writings. Stanford; Stanford University Press
Baudrillard, J. (1983) Simulations. New York: Semiotext(e)
Ryan, Marie Laure, (2003). Narrative as Virtual Reality. The John Hopkins University Press
First V11？！| Boulder Projecting | Indoor Climbing
Are you ready to tackle your first V11? Join us for an exhilarating indoor climbing session focused on projecting some of the toughest boulder problems you'll encounter. In this adrenaline-fueled adventure, we're pushing boundaries and striving for new heights. Whether you're aiming to send your first V11 or simply looking to challenge yourself like never before, this session promises excitement, growth, and plenty of unforgettable moments. Let's climb higher, together!
First V11？！| Boulder Projecting | Indoor Climbing
🌟 New CRG West Hartford Gym was just opened on April 1st, 2023. We have posted one first-day tour video and another V9 projecting video. OMG! We are so excited to post this video! This is our first V11 boulder projecting! Please enjoy.