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Real-life Mario Kart is true!

And so are a global AR alliance, augmented reality windshield, and yet another AR wine. 

Hold your horses - industry giants are on a roll!

Alibaba debuts AR driving app, Amazon is improving its AR shopping features, Facebook makes changes into the AR/VR organization, and Apple TV+ takes on AR.

Summer is not over if there AR margaritas. And there are!

Copy & paste margaritas, art preservation, and classic literature gamified, all possible with augmented reality! Read on to find out more.

The global lockdown has increased the need for virtual entertainment, and that's what we'll get. Muse announces a mixed reality virtual stadium experience, Burning Man extends the reality even more, and Nreal's MR glasses shipping this month in Korea on AR Weekly.

A very entertaining week this time! The Weeknd is throwing an AR concert, and TxDOT's new AR game encourages drivers for a more safe road behavior. 

Also, AWE's cofounder Ori Inbar offers insights of ten years from now. What will the year of 2030 be like? How will AR become the most important and most common tool for us?

This week's augmented news gives us a wider FOV of HoloLens, OpenXR expanding to multiple devices, AR toothbrush for kids, and a fresh future of AR gaming. 

AR Weekly has returned from the summer break! 

This week we have an AR contact lens, Apple's sci-fi virtual touch screen, and LG's plausible AR glasses. Also, I couldn't leave out this last week's news: Snoop Dogg gets his own AR wine!

This week's AR news update is very techy. ThirdEye collaborates with NuEyes to better the sight, OnePlus launches a new phone at an AR event, and the new Mercedes' AR features revealed. 

Fasten your seatbelts, and let's go!

Big news from Google this week!

Google is bringing dinosaurs back to life (not actually but in AR), and acquiring AR glasses company North. Also, some exciting geolocation AR experiences!

This week in the world of augmented reality has given us an insight of AR content becoming more realistic, a new perspective on AR marketing and try-ons, and a view on the future of connection.

Here are updates on ARKit and ARCore, a first-ever try-out AR experience, and Facebook's research towards photorealistic avatars and full body tracking.