You're navigating the world of AR tools and technologies. How do you keep up without drowning in information?

To navigate the ever-evolving AR landscape, adopt a strategic approach. Prioritize learning by setting clear goals—identify the specific AR tools and technologies most relevant to your projects or interests. Use online courses, webinars, and workshops from reputable platforms to deepen your expertise. Join professional networks and forums where AR professionals share insights and experiences. Engage actively in these communities to stay informed about the latest trends and solutions. By combining focused learning with peer interaction, you can efficiently stay ahead without feeling overwhelmed by information.

In order to stay up to date with developments in the field of augmented reality without unnecessary information noise, I focus on key resources, subscriptions to professional forums, and regularly attend specialized conferences and webinars, choosing only topics relevant to my projects.

Don't get lost in the sea of AR info! Find trusted sources to guide you. Follow AR experts who share the good stuff! They'll save you time.

Dive into diverse sources to stay on top of AR industry news. For instance, check out "The AR Show" podcast hosted by Jason McDowal for in-depth discussions and expert interviews. If you're craving community interaction, hop into AR-focused subreddits or Discord channels moderated by industry pros.These platforms are goldmines for fresh insights and networking opportunities.

Notebooks. I take comprehensive notes. Notebooks with subject dividers are best, helps decrease the eye strain to write by hand. Strengthens a necessary part of your brain. Although a serious PITA at times, having a long established relationship with an Ai model is crucial. I don’t focus so much on the LATEST so much as what I can USE. This might involve keeping an eye on the latest developments, but this does not mean I have to know every new, shiny tech that rolls out onto the showroom floor. For heavy lifting and yardwork, I delegate smaller pieces to new releases of older tech.

Stay up-to-date on AR with news alerts! Don't miss out on important developments. Set alerts for keywords that interest you! Like "AR healthcare" or "future of AR."

How to stay in the loop? - Use Google Scholar alerts for academic AR publications. - Create X (twitter) lists focused on AR thought leaders and companies. - Subscribe to emerging technologies newsletter.

Make AR friends! Talk to other experts, join online forums and attend events. Learn from the best! People in the AR field share tons of knowledge.

LinkedIn has been key for connecting with fellow AR enthusiasts and creators. While networking here, you'll often stumble upon other communities and webinars focused on AR tech. Don't be shy—engage in discussions, share your own experiences and reach out to people. You'll build meaningful connections.

This also helps you stay well ahead of the curve and prepare for the next wave of awesomeness! And being able to present solutions to your Clients several months (or 1-2 years) ahead of your competition simply strengthens your bottom line.

Don't just read about AR, try it yourself! Play with different AR tools and apps. Hands-on experience is the best teacher! You'll learn the limitations and possibilities.

Share your journey with your community! Document your projects for your portfolio, and you'll become a valuable resource for other AR-passionate artists. It's also a handy way to reference how you tackled specific challenges or implemented particular features in past projects.

Be your own guinea pig. We test all new technologies in-house, before offering these development services to Clients. It's what got us started in the mobile app space back in 2012...when the iPhone 3 was the latest greatest piece of hardware around!

Remember to prioritize your health and step away from screens regularly. The Pomodoro Technique works wonders—dedicate 25-minute focused sessions to AR learning, followed by short breaks. Mix it up by alternating these sessions with offline activities, like sketching thumbnails or flow charts for user interactions in your AR experiences.

AR is exciting, but don't get overloaded! Schedule time to learn and explore. Make AR learning a part of your routine! Set aside specific times each day or week.

Think about what you learn about AR! Take notes, write a blog, or chat with a friend. Reflecting makes your AR knowledge stronger! It helps you remember and use it better.

We've all heard the adage "hindsight is 20/20". By reviewing what we've accomplished and what we might have not executed well we can be better prepared for next week, next month, and next year! There's really no such thing as failing. It's all learning. If anything, simply "fail forward" !