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Augmented reality for business: Cheat sheet (free PDF)

From the high-tech, information-laden sight of The Terminator to Ironman's augmented view of the world from inside his suit, digital information overlaid on the real world is a long-established trope in the world of science fiction. We don’t need to wait for movies or video games to give us an augmented view of reality anymore--modern computing hardware is more than capable of replicating the high-tech worlds of fiction.