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Interview with Snap CTO Bobby Murphy on augmented reality, visual communications, Lenses, Spectacles, and a future world in which the camera dominates

Mark Wilson / Fast Company : Tweets: @gavinsbaker , @jeremysliew , @_danielsinclair , @fastcompany , @willstew , @tomemrich , @ctrlzee , @kerrymflynn , and @mtatsis Tweets: Gavin Baker / @gavinsbaker : 1) $SNAP is right up there with $MU as an intellectually interesting stock right now. No strong opinion on either. Fantastic article with Bobby Murphy on augmented reality. IMHO, this is the best thinking and strategy I've come across on AR. https://www.fastcompany.com/ ... @jeremysliew : Great interview with @hellobobby, CTO and cofounder of @snapchat, unpacking what it means to be a “camera company”. When the camera is an input device, first you get inward facing lenses, then outward facing animations, gifs and information. More to come https://www.fastcompany.com/ ... Daniel Sinclair / @_danielsinclair : “While everyone was waiting for Magic Leap, Microsoft's HoloLens, or some other miraculous headset, Snap inceptioned AR upon the populace with silly face filter “Lenses” on the device you already had.” https://www.fastcompany.com/ ... @fastcompany : Exclusive: In his first interview since 2017, Snap's notoriously secretive CTO shares his vision of the future of augmented reality https://www.fastcompany.com/ ... Will Stew / @willstew : “@Snapchat also offers more practical camera capabilities, too, like solving math problems for you, that hint at Snap's ambitious future as a functional AR tool.” $SNAP https://www.fastcompany.com/ ... @tomemrich : “If you said to me, “The only thing AR will ever amount to was this beautiful new way to experience someone else's imagination through your own eyes,” that would be enough for us! ” >> Such a good read - interview with Bobby Murphy, cofounder of Snap https://www.fastcompany.com/ ... Mark Wilson / @ctrlzee : Many of Snap's craziest innovations are thanks to its prescient co-founder and CTO Bobby Murphy. Maybe you haven't heard of him, since he's given 3 or 4 interviews since 2012. We talked this week about the company's huge AR ambitions beyond the face https://www.fastcompany.com/ ... Kerry Flynn / @kerrymflynn : “Generally, the idea of AR is actually incredibly aligned to the way that we think about Snapchat as a platform. If you think back to 2012, Snapchat is really about visual communication.” - Snap CTO Bobby Murphy https://www.fastcompany.com/ ... Mike / @mtatsis : “Currently, the camera is used predominately for taking photos and communicating with your friends. We see a future world in which camera communication becomes one of many different things."-Cofounder Snap CTO Bobby Murphy $SNAP https://www.fastcompany.com/ ...

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  • @gavinsbaker Gavin Baker on x
    1) $SNAP is right up there with $MU as an intellectually interesting stock right now. No strong opinion on either. Fantastic article with Bobby Murphy on augmented reality. IMHO, this is the best thinking and strategy I've come across on AR. https://www.fastcompany.com/ ...
  • @jeremysliew @jeremysliew on x
    Great interview with @hellobobby, CTO and cofounder of @snapchat, unpacking what it means to be a “camera company”. When the camera is an input device, first you get inward facing lenses, then outward facing animations, gifs and information. More to come https://www.fastcompany.c…
  • @_danielsinclair Daniel Sinclair on x
    “While everyone was waiting for Magic Leap, Microsoft's HoloLens, or some other miraculous headset, Snap inceptioned AR upon the populace with silly face filter “Lenses” on the device you already had.” https://www.fastcompany.com/ ...
  • @fastcompany @fastcompany on x
    Exclusive: In his first interview since 2017, Snap's notoriously secretive CTO shares his vision of the future of augmented reality https://www.fastcompany.com/ ...
  • @willstew Will Stew on x
    “@Snapchat also offers more practical camera capabilities, too, like solving math problems for you, that hint at Snap's ambitious future as a functional AR tool.” $SNAP https://www.fastcompany.com/ ...
  • @tomemrich @tomemrich on x
    “If you said to me, “The only thing AR will ever amount to was this beautiful new way to experience someone else's imagination through your own eyes,” that would be enough for us! ” >> Such a good read - interview with Bobby Murphy, cofounder of Snap https://www.fastcompany.com/ …
  • @ctrlzee Mark Wilson on x
    Many of Snap's craziest innovations are thanks to its prescient co-founder and CTO Bobby Murphy. Maybe you haven't heard of him, since he's given 3 or 4 interviews since 2012. We talked this week about the company's huge AR ambitions beyond the face https://www.fastcompany.com/ .…
  • @kerrymflynn Kerry Flynn on x
    “Generally, the idea of AR is actually incredibly aligned to the way that we think about Snapchat as a platform. If you think back to 2012, Snapchat is really about visual communication.” - Snap CTO Bobby Murphy https://www.fastcompany.com/ ...
  • @mtatsis Mike on x
    “Currently, the camera is used predominately for taking photos and communicating with your friends. We see a future world in which camera communication becomes one of many different things."-Cofounder Snap CTO Bobby Murphy $SNAP https://www.fastcompany.com/ ...