Sentence examples for quite augmented from inspiring English sources

It's not quite augmented reality, but I'm using that tag anyway.

For quite a few people, Augmented Reality (AR) is just a fad that will be over rather sooner than later.

Investors may not be done shoveling money into Magic Leap's augmented reality ambitions quite yet.

But alas - they are coming late: While there will be a market for such an augmented advice-giving, quite of lot of the originally interested clients is moving on to new models of getting advice.

It's quite a different approach to augmented reality, and while I can't see it in many living rooms, it's clearly too cool to go unused — expect this to show up in a few cool demos from tech companies and performance artists or musicians.

MIT's Tangible Media Group students Xiao Xiao and Hiroshi Ishii take this quite literally with Andante, an augmented reality piano designed to make the music learning experience efficient and fun through interactivity.

While we're still not quite there yet, Pokémon Go's augmented reality gave me a small glimpse into feeling like a real-life Pokémon trainer.

It would be quite useful for ARKit and other augmented reality features.

For stability analysis for GNN (1), the modified augmented LKF (15) is quite different from those in [1 5] in the following respects: (a) the augmented LKF with more information as regards the activation functions is established by partitioning the delay in integral terms.

The solution of this augmented system can become quite challenging or even impossible due to the increased computational resources and effort required, especially in large-scale problems with large parameter variability.

Augmented reality, meanwhile, is getting quite the platform this time out.