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Find you lost items easily with AR!

Samsung is releasing a device to help people find their lost items with augmented navigation. Also, musicians promote their new music and themselves in AR, and Google rolls out a range of XR experiments.

Is there a new player coming in the AR smart glasses game? Maybe, and it might be Niantic.

Google's Live View AR navigation spreads to malls and airports, Snap's Spectacles are getting displays for true AR experience, and Niantic rolls out another AR game.

The most valuable part of Art is that it creates an emotional connection between past experiences or future hopes and the environment and its people. That connection is difficult to transform into virtual, but immersive technologies might change things.

Also, Nintendo and Samsung are making moves to put AR in the hands of the vast audience.

Go on an augmented Easter egg hunt with Cadbury!

Also, Google released an interactive electronic music exhibition for educational and entertainment purposes and adds depth support for dual cameras to ARCore.

If you still have some cleaning energy left from the lockdown, Ikea comes to the rescue! The furniture company launched an AR game on Snapchat, where the users can "escape" by decluttering a room.

Also, Microsoft presents its Mesh service with Niantic and an XR Pokémon GO demo, and Varjo becomes a Unity Verified Solution Partner.

The rover Perseverance touched the surface of Mars, and so can you - in AR. And take a selfie with it.

National Geographic and Bacardi launch epic AR filters for social media, a new device for gesture control enters the game, and hints of upcoming AR glasses unveil.

Read on!

Augmented reality continues to reach and engage. It presents a new way for musicians and artists to connect with their fans and enables collaboration in 3D projects remotely. 

Check out how Super Bowl was a win for AR, the new form of music videos, and how AR improves remote collaboration via conference platforms.

Here's a fun collection of cool AR applications for your entertainment!

A kabuki performance in AR, immersive gin bottle labels, and augmented reality assistance from telecom companies for their customers.

This week in AR news, we have Ultraleap previewing an enterprise-ready AR/VR hand-tracking system, LEGO enabling kids to make augmented reality music videos, and yet another AR acquisition by Snap.

Also, a 007 WebAR experience!

Location-based augmented reality is taking giant steps forward!

HERE Technologies launches digital twins of major cities, Snap strengthens their geo-data backbone, and Aardvark works on augmented reality gadgets inside virtual reality.