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Laszlo Arnould
PopulAR, powering meaningful AR content creation
Laszlo Arnould
Laszlo Arnould is a Belgian entrepreneur and innovator who focuses on augmented reality (AR) technology. He is the founder of Popul-AR, a company that aims to popularize AR by empowering meaningful AR content creation.23
Some key points about Laszlo Arnould:
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He is not listed as a board member of RUBY BELGIUM on LinkedIn. The LinkedIn profile with the username "laszlo-arnould-96746196" does not appear to belong to the same person.
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Laszlo Arnould has worked on several AR projects, including a collaboration with Atlas V for ARTE that was nominated for a Webby Award in the "Best use case of Augmented Reality" category.4
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He has given talks about AR and its societal impact, such as a fireside chat in May 2024.5
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Laszlo Arnould is described as a "pro-active and creative problem solver enjoying building systemic projects helping society moving forward" on his LinkedIn profile.1
In summary, while there is a LinkedIn profile with a similar name, the Laszlo Arnould discussed here does not appear to be affiliated with RUBY BELGIUM based on the available information. He is an entrepreneur focused on advancing augmented reality technology and its applications.
Highlights
Vision Pro release
Quite a lot of positive things to take out from yesterday’s intro of the Apple firm’s headset. But also a feeling that Apple DNA got lost.
From the slick looking UX/UIs and strong partnerships in place with media broadcasters as Disney or ESPN. Their presentation started strong.
One of the main takes from my perspective is their tease of the Reality Composer Pro and Unity partnership since it hints that Apple is finally trying to ease the content creation game and follow the trend impulsed by Meta Spark AR which built the strongest creation community of the AR space on that base.
This being said, I can’t help but feel less hyped by Apple than I used to be.
I mean, they made their mark by not focusing on marketing but on the product.
For comparison, the iPhone was introduced on stage with Steve Jobs showing what a swipe is by swiping on an iPhone. Here we saw a demo video with great looking visuals but they are not reflecting any reality and we won’t be able to check it out before early 2024 after investing 3.5k on the hardware.
Long story short it’s a promise, an announcement. Just like Meta did when changing their name.
Which is what created so much scrutiny around the product and tech since people were left down on the delivery of that promise.
Apple might have done that -announcement rather than product demo move- to revive the hype around XR in an attempt to protect their 7 year investment in R&D and 500 patents.
Or maybe it’s just another recall that Apple public facing innovation is not what it used to be and that it might be time to try to fill that hole at C-Level innovation.
Time will tell. And there’s a chance they do deliver on their promise -and as an AR focused business owner, I hope so.
I can’t help but think this is a move that weakens Apple more than it strengthens it
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