Comment It's pretty clear that Apple are investing heavily into AR, and by all accounts ARKit 2 is a fantastic API to work with. Unfortunately I've not yet managed to get very excited about AR myself, mainly due to the fact that today we must view the AR world through a tiny screen held in our hands. It's awkward, and it looks weird when you do it. I know rumours of some kind of Apple glasses being in the works are rife, and of course if that turns out to be true it could change things significantly. Certainly all the investment into ARKit makes perfect sense at that point! Anyway, I don't really like to speculate on hardware here, so let me get to my point! 😀 I'm not that excited about current AR, but I have been keeping an eye out for projects that could change my mind about it. I'm really interested in how we get from where AR is now as a largely "ignored by the consumer" technology, to something that your average person might consider wearing a device on their face for. That's not going to happen overnight.
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