Summary On this podcast, I’m sharing updates as a medical student during the pandemic that is also exploring educating people on the future of Augmented Reality specifically. It’s all about introducing people to new ways to make it through life by being creative and using technology to help better your lives. A lot has happenedSafe Spaces for Combating Racism and Immersive Education
Summary I am a content creator, I create comics and cartoons using emerging technology to inspire, educate and entertain people. I want to make Black people enjoy their experiences, that’s what I do. Med school has caused me to take an introspective approach in finding ways to integrate the arts into healthcare education, allowing people toMetaverse, Apple XR, and the Value of Augmenting Original Ideas
Summary What would Augmented Reality look like from an unapologetically Black perspective? How do you create and pursue ideas without losing your identity? These are the questions that propelled me forward in my creative journey as an AR developer, Black content creator, and a social activist. In this video, I talk about the manifestation ofMedSchool and the XR Revolution: Unapologetically Black
Summary Damien McDuffie joins us on The Official Stuck On An Eyeland Podcast. Damien is a writer, strategist, creative ecosystems builder, program director, and community consultant. His main goal is to help ease the process for Black creators in the XR industry and create cultural archives that are preserved for generations to come through AR.Damien McDuffie⎜Exploring Blackness in XR- AR, VR, & MR
Summary Dan Edwards joins us on The Official Stuck On An Eyeland Podcast. Dan is a traditional portrait sculptor that uses his talent to reflect the times. You may have seen some of his work on artists such as Nipsey Hussle, Denzel Curry, and George Floyd. In this episode, Dan talks about the difference betweenDan Edwards⎜Art, Tech, and Activism
Summary After a year of navigating the Augmented Reality Industry both as a consumer and a developer, I started to notice trends in a variety of tangential fields: medicine, the arts, and business to business. Read the blog: https://medium.com/@stuckonaneyelnd Listen to the Podcast: https://anchor.fm/stuck-e-podcast Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLPpMod_DXYqC3xWgub79MFTm5Ym8eVcu_ Download Augmented Reality App: https://iltopia.com/eyelndfeevrapp Support on2021 Trends in AR and Medicine, B2B solutions, and Consumer applications
Summary I recap a remarkably interesting year of Augmented Reality Development. Things have been remarkably interesting, especially this year. One of the things that I am enormously proud of is the fact that I spent literally a year in AR, and because of that I learned so much. I feel like it took a pandemic1 Year in Augmented Reality Recap
Summary 2020 was supposed to be off to a great start but the luck gods obviously had other plans. I recap the highs and lows of the year, and reflect on all the opportunities that came my way in life, augmented reality, medical school, and as a creator. Read the blog: https://medium.com/@stuckonaneyelnd Listen to2020 Was Wild: Augmented Reality, COVID, New Opportunities, and a Year of Madness!
Summary I Made an Augmented Reality App that Triggered Racists. With all this stuff going on in the world: COVID, Social Unrest, Police Brutality, I decided to make a statement with my work. I had to make an Augmented Reality app for the movement. Read the blog: https://medium.com/@stuckonaneyelnd Listen to the Podcast: https://anchor.fm/stuck-e-podcast Watch onI Made an Augmented Reality App that Triggered Racists
Summary So today I decided to turn a sketch on paper into an interactive art piece using Unity, Augmented Reality, and Vuforia. The goal was to see how awesome I can make a simple drawing and push the idea of combining technology and art as far as I could take it. At the end ofHow to Make AR Interactive Art
