Energizing the Social Camera with Ficus Kirkpatrick (Facebook) | TC Sessions AR/VR 2018
Recorded on October 21, 2018. Today’s most mass-market AR apps seem to center on augmenting the user’s camera to inject some fun goofiness into their photos and videos. Facebook has deemed this their entry-point into AR tech as well, but for how long will selfie masks and filters be the extent of their grand ambitions?
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