The author explores the current state of content creation in AR and how content needs to adapt to navigate three-dimensional spaces.
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Features: Volume 66 | Issue 1
Hoffman looks to the future of augmented reality (AR) and how the intersection of content and context will define how it’s documented.
The “content journey” is a popular concept in content strategy, but how does applying it to AR change the journey? The authors examine this question...
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How can ideas be shared in mixed reality (AR and VR) without extensive development time and cost? Strand offers several options for mixed reality...
Humphrey looks at the cognitive science underpinning AR and how narratives need to function differently in virtual spaces.
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While AR and VR are maturing as technologies, immersive or mixed reality environments can be a cost-effective transitional solution. The author...
Losh points out that in this era of machine learning, images and text are far more likely to be viewed by a machine than a human being. This needs to...
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AR Looks Cool, But Where’s the Content?
As pre-sales content and post-sales content begin to overlap, Alan Porter provides the latest insights about our role in that evolution in...
The Cognition of Recognition and Usability
Cognition involves how the brain processes information, which affects how humans assess usability.
Now is the Time to Face Our Content Supply Chain Problems
Publishers face many challenges creating a new operating model and orchestration approach for dynamic omnichannel content. This column addresses the...
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STC member Sarah Leida details her job in data export and compliance for a medical devices company, and how it connects to greater technical communication.
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