Sentence examples for I think augmented from inspiring English sources

The next day, other tech reporters ask me if I think augmented reality is more relevant than virtual reality.

But if we can solve that, I think augmented reality is huge: It's taking the Internet and bringing it to life — all of the time.

They are a particularly congenial and insightful group so it's well worth the watch and, I think, augments the experience of the movie.

I think augmenting a structure is not only about adding something visual to it the spectacular effect, which is the easy part but adding meaning to it, so it can also stimulate your imagination".

It makes me think augmented breasts.

Rob Hale – games designer and author of the Games Design Blog – thinks augmented reality gaming will be different from its virtual equivalent: "Getting hit by a car in reality hurts a lot more than it does in a videogame," he says.

"We always thought augmented reality to be a great technology," write the project's creators.

But I think the place augmented his need to feel less hurt.

"I think 90% of machine-learning, augmented intelligence, all these technologies, are being used for the kill-time applications, and we're one of the few companies saying: 'We don't want any of that, we just want to make you more effective.'" What does Evernote want to learn about its users?

And I think having more taste buds augments the message that comes in after the food is in the mouth and goes to the back of the throat and up the nose.

When you speak of your confidence that we can change the world with our intelligence augmented by technology, I think about the immediate applications possible today in my work: how our social networks can be leveraged to help homeless people reconnect with their loved ones.