How Augmented Reality Will Change Education Completely | Florian Radke | TEDxGateway

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1. 6:44 "…truly immersive augmented reality experiences…"

2. Little do we know this is the future…

3. 4:10 Heavy Rain moment

4. We have been created with perfect faces but future seems to want us without it. Masks everywhere!

5. pov: your here from online school cause your science teacher said so.

6. AR Technology will be the reason nobody needs an education. University will become obsolete. When the human does not have a need to think, it will be discarded. Our next best ability is how energy efficient we are at preforming complex multitasking in physical space. Our bodies will be worth more then our brains. We are Borg.

7. Honestly, i cant find a way to use this in my day to day life, its kinda useless, and it has very limited and specific uses

8. This would be great technology to use in the classroom to study places and objects that students can not easily go to or see in person.

9. Nicely explaining the video

10. By when will full dive be available?

11. 3D objects are not new. We have always been able to pan, rotate and zoom around these objects inside a webpage. Yet, we hardly use it. We don't need a 3D object to be reconstructed when our eyes see from one direction. It still lacks the physics: you can't touch the object, it can't do the job its meant to do because its virtual. Again, the exploded view of a 3D object is not new.

    From what I can see, the benefits AR provides: depth information (I don't need or would be willing to pay a dollar for this feature.)

    Personally, I look forward to having AR goggles for my kitchen: I'd like to watch, control content and get guidance while I learn to cook in the kitchen.

12. The thought is good.
    New research says it may interfere with visual memory. We should test it rather than make an entire generation a device addict.

13. well done ?

14. All I saw was using hand gestures instead of joystick/mouse to rotate objects..how is it any different ?

15. Vr headsets can change the world.Think about it, as a society,for thousands of years, we've been advancing and evolving to survive. We went from horses to cars.From stairs to elevators. Vr headsets are just the next step to human evolution. He's right,It's not a toy. It's a tool for education. And we will grow and prosper from it as a whole.

16. We have 7 billion people on the planet but 2.5 billion smartphones. What happened to the other 5? ?

17. Better world? It will most definitely be a word without privacy.

18. this talk really helped me to actually understand it more well done

19. Let's see you in 2050 ..

20. I want this for medical training

21. ا

22. True words

    Thumbs Up

23. VR not just AR

24. The most unenthusiastic audience I've seen in a while.

25. How can i learn AR?

26. Better than vr which is pretty antisocial lol

27. Welcome to your real matrix

28. anyone can connect their pc to most tv

29. Tom Wheeler, CEO, of communications , says we will be able to see 1400 miles down the road..Scary!

30. Give it 20 or 30 more years and Life will literally be like blade runner.

31. technology, like most things, has two sides. The "driver" conceptualized by high noble intents of good, and the end game, which is the dark side of the internets. What technology will bring, and now has, is darkness.

32. Imagen 8 billion people's memories connected; we shall be upgraded to a higher state Type 2 civilization.

33. my memory is on the internet

34. Google should in the future make 3d images like at 5:27 , part of google images. People can see buildings, art, human anatomy, furniture, and clothes in 3D on whatever device it may be. Google Tango, Microsoft Hololens, and every phone with Apple's AR capabilities.

35. still not available to the general public

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