Reimagining Movie Metadata with Apple Intelligence on the Apple Vision Pro
The Immersive Content Gap Since the Apple Vision Pro launched, we’ve seen impressive demos of immersive spatial videos and interactive […]
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AR as seen in โThe Feedโ
The Amazon TV series “The Feed” offers a fascinating portrayal of augmented reality (AR) that feels eerily close to current
Apple’s Hidden Apps: Empowering LGBTQ Safety or Enabling Cheaters?
When Apple unveiled its new hidden app feature for iOS 18 at the Worldwide Developers Conference, much of the initial
AR as seen in ‘Solo Leveling’
“Solo Leveling” is an interesting anime, dropping a fantasy RPG reality on top of a typical modern day world. The
Clothing Detection on Classic Films
In celebration of springtime, I looked at the films Groundhog Day and When Harry Met Sally and applied object detection.
VR as seen in ‘Pixel Theory- La Caja de Pandora’
I stumbled upon this gritty short film from 2013. It’s a future scenario where most of the population is plugged
VR as seen in ‘Creepshow: Night of the Living Late Show’
The television horror anthology series “Creepshow” featured an episode titled “Night of the Living Late Show” that showcased a fascinating
VR as seen in โKiss Me Firstโ
This miniseries from 2018 was less an exercise in future speculation than it was an exploration of cyberbullying. There’s a
Creating an automated workflow with PipeDream
Let me walk through creating a workflow in PipeDream to track watched TV time in Trakt through RescueTime. I use
VR as seen in “The Peripheral”
In this short lived 2022 sci-fi TV show, we get a picture of two types of VR. One traditional display-based
Virtual Reality in Popular Fiction
I’m doing a blog series on VR/AR/XR in pop culture and sci-fi media. I plan to look at interesting points
Second Screens With a 10 Foot UI
When we talk about the “second screen”, typically one would think of using your phone/tablet/laptop while watching a TV. At