How Augmented Reality Can Give Us Superpowers | John Werner | TEDxMidAtlantic
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 มิ.ย. 2024
- Augmented Reality and emerging tech expert John Werner demonstrates some of the most interesting potential uses of Augmented Reality, and explains why this emerging field has the power to give all of us Superpowers. John has created a career out of bringing ideas, networks and people together to generate powerful results. Currently, John serves as Managing Director and Partner at Link Ventures, and as Chief Network Officer, SVP Corporate Development of Cogo Labs. Before joining Link Ventures and Cogo Labs, John’s deep curiosity and penchant for problem-solving led him to a diverse set of roles spanning many fields and interests. Previously, John was a VP at Meta, a Y-Combinator augmented reality startup based in Silicon Valley. John’s also served as the Head of Innovation and New Ventures at the MIT Media Lab’s Camera Culture Group, and the Managing Director of Emerging Worlds SIG, where he led the launch of collaborative innovation centers in Mumbai, Nashik, and Hyderabad.
John also channels his passion and curiosity into cultivating platforms for thought and exchange. John is the Founder & CEO of ARIA, a community focused on the potential of augmented reality and the Blockchain+AI+Human, now known as Imaginationinaction.xyz which takes place at MIT and the World Economic Forum in Davos with MIT Professor Sandy Pentland. John also founded Ideas in Action Inc., a non-profit that creates and produces TEDxBeaconStreet, and TEDxMIT.org.
John was also a co-founder of Citizen Schools, an advisor for PhotoButler, Vestigo Ventures and Founders Forum (Boston), an MIT Connection Science Fellow, a Loeb Fellow at the Harvard University’s Graduate School of Design and a graduate of Hamilton College. John is on the board of Fort Ticonderoga and the Concussion Institute. John was recognized by Harvard Business Review for his leadership; by BostonInno in 2014 as a top 50 on Fire in Boston; Boston Chamber with a TOYL (Ten Outstanding Young Leaders) Award in 2006. In his free time, John is a passionate photographer and an accomplished triathlete (qualified for the worlds and 4x nationals). John and his family live in Brookline, MA. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx
Gosh, this talk really plods along leisurely
Wow😍
Thank You
how disturbing these people behind him
unbelievable, as if the stage is build around the actor
No, those very disturbing, distracting, rude people were all fake, just an example of augmented reality. Really changed how I feel about this.
How do I get in touch with Werner
Tom Cruise had a user interface like this in Minority Report on 17 screens on 17 hills.
12:10 Comienza
I think in couple of years we wouldn't need the phones an VR glasses will do the whole work...
I would make a great player for trivia purposes in this AR lane. As much YouTubing that I do my experiences would be a Data goldmine but, I can’t afford any of it.
Santos Dumont...
Anybody knows a company that can build an Augmented reality experience?
Get in touch
Using Unity you can build AR apps yourself for free
Mine
Apple glasses will be the new iphone
Ismael Tagle Díaz I don’t think so the world is not ready for ar
@@carlitoxb110 it doesnt actual matter if the world is ready. who has to be ready are the human who live on this planet right now. Why should the 78 year old grandma be ready for Ar. well if she like it, ofc use it, enjoy it. but if she doesnt like it, what would that mean? it would mean she dies in 5-20 years and thats it. but what about the lik 20 years old who still live in the world the grandma just left? They actually have to accept it, because they have to live with that technology way longer than grandma had to. and lets be honest, there are rarely 20 year olds who wouldnt like AR in their daily life to help them, studying, building, experiencing new areas of life without having to spend 2000$ to fly across the world and doing some vacational stuff, all that things, can be done with AR...and VR. Depends on what u wanna do. and as we can see. nearly every young human already accepted technology in general. We´re all accepted smartphones, we´re all accepted computers, we´re all accepted Samsung QLED+ OST+ 8K 75" Crystal Clear TVs. And we have to accpet that the world will change. no matter what we want or if we accept it or not. it will still change. and If you cant beat em, join em.
thanks for coming to my Ted Talk lol lmao.
@@carlitoxb110 it will pick up 2023
@@carlitoxb110 The world wasnt ready for mobile computers in 2007 but they got it and adapted quick. In reality, we arent ever ready for the future, we just adapt to it. The only way this amazing tech fails is if it is underbaked and unfinished, not if we are ready or not.