Google’s Playmoji, Apple’s Memoji, and Samsung’s AR Emoji all score big at the 2019 GRAMMY Awards, but how do they stack up against Possible Reality’s INTRACT, a product that puts the user directly inside the augmented reality and gaming spaces?

In order to explain exactly how Possible Reality is creating a safe framework for the future of digital avatars, we must first address how we’re separating ourselves from the biggest threat to the future of the digital avatar market: deepfakes.

The INTARACT avatar creator puts more power and choice in the hands of the player, and is has a perfect niche inside the established microtransaction model used by major game developers.

By combining our facial recognition technology with DeepMotion’s motion capture machine learning and AI capabilities, we can sell a large neural network of complete avatar creation and control.

We’d like to imagine a lifelike avatar of your creation, customized to specification, acting as your personal shopper or virtual assistant, bringing an added layer of efficiency and insight into the shopping experience.

More and more, uniquely AR problems require uniquely AR solutions.

Augmented reality advertisements are coming to a smartphone near you, and it’s happening sooner than you think.

Niantic, the company behind Pokémon Go, will unveil its foray into multiplayer AR games with Neon and Tonehenge, a pair of titles that are primed to lead the next evolution of augmented reality, connecting players, socially, in real time.

“Someone needs to build the highways so that developers like us can push our newest creations to the limits.”