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The conversation explores the potential of Augmented Reality (AR) in various industries, emphasizing that AR is particularly beneficial for products that can be standardized and have variations, such as furniture and makeup, while it may not be suitable for products like onions that lack standardization.
Takeaways
- AR is an exciting space for certain industries.
- Standardization of products is key for AR applications.
- Products like furniture can be modeled easily in AR.
- AR may not be suitable for non-standardized products.
- Variation in products enhances the effectiveness of AR.
- Makeup and furniture are examples of AR-friendly products.
- AR can create virtual trials for products with variations.
- The effectiveness of AR depends on the product type.
- Understanding product characteristics is crucial for AR implementation.
- AR's potential is industry-specific, not universal.
Chapters
00:00
Introduction to Perfect Corp and Its Technology
26:39
Understanding AI and Machine Learning in Beauty
30:39
The Role of Augmented Reality in Retail
34:31
Democratizing AR Technology for Small Businesses
36:36
The Future of AI and Generative Models
40:35
Exciting Developments at Perfect Corp
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