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How it Works

Augmented reality is an interactive experience of a real-world environment in which real-world objects are augmented by computer-generated perceptual information. It can include visual, auditory, haptic, somatosensory, and olfactory perceptual modalities. It is a combination of real and virtual worlds, a dynamic interaction in real time.

Virtual reality is the use of computer technology to create simulated environments. Instead of seeing the screen in front of them, users are immersed in the virtual world and can interact with it. In the virtual reality world, the user’s senses are stimulated, such as sight, hearing, touch, and even smell.

Mixed reality is exactly what the word implies: a blend of physical and digital worlds that enables interaction between humans, computers and the environment. This new reality is based on advances in computer vision, graphics processing power, display technology and input systems. In mixed reality, the computer is quite aware of the space the user is in and there are active interactions between the virtual and real worlds.

SKILLS & COMPETENCES

SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT

SOFTWARE ENGINEERING

UX/UI DESIGN

Blockchain

Bitcoin core

EOS

EOS JS

EOS.IO

Ethereum

IPFS

Smart Contracts

Solana

Solidity

Artificial Intelligence

Linguakit / NLTK

CoreML

FreeLing

Keras

Microsoft Speech SDK

Neo4j

NumPy

OpenCV

Py Speech Recognition

PyTorch

Pycaret

Pyttsx

Scipy

SpaCy

TensorFlow

3D, Computer Vision, AR/VR

ARToolkit

OpenCV

OpenGL

OpenNI

TrueDepth Camera

Unity3D

Vuforia SDK

WebGL

Embedded fast prototyping

Arduino

Raspberry-Pi

DevOps & Misc Tools

Amazon Polly

BitBucket

Confluence

Docker

Fastlane

Firebase Analytics

Firebase Cloud Messaging

Firebase Crashlytics

G Suite

Git

Google Text-to-Speech

JIRA

Jenkins

Kubernetes

Mailchimp

NPM

NewRelic

Nexus Repository Manager

Postman

SendGrid

Slack

SourceTree

Swagger

Testflight

Trello

VirtualBox

Webpack

Yarn

Tests

Appium

Cypress

Espresso

JUnit

Jasmine

Jest

Karma

Nimble

Quick

Robot Framework

Selenium WebDriver

SonarQube

TestLink

XCTest

Xray

IaaS/PaaS

Amazon (AWS)

Hubspot

IBM Bluemix

MS Azure

Programming languages

C#

Javascript

PHP

Python

Scala

Typescript

Big Data

Apache Solr

BigQuery

Cassandra

ElasticSearch

Hadoop

Hbase

Kafka

MongoDB

NetCDF

Redis

Spark

Server-side

AMQP

Apache

Directus

Drupal

Express.js

Fastify

GeoServer

GraphQL

Laravel

Mosquitto

MySQL/MariaDB

NextJS

Nginx

Node.js

PostgreSQL

REST

RabbitMQ

SQLServer

SQLite

Wordpress

Client-side

AMP/PWA

Angular

Angular Material

Bootstrap

CSS3

Electron

Gatsby

HTML5

LESS

Lottie

Material Design

NextJS

Razor

React

SASS

Socket.io

Hybrid Mobile

Capacitor

Cordova

Ionic

React-Native

Native Mobile

Android

Android Jetpack Compose

SwiftUI

iOS

Internet of Things

MQTT

ENPT
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