Apple kickstarted an industry-wide trend once again when it launched Animoji with the iPhone X in 2017. Since then, many companies have come up with their own versions of animated emojis to counter Apple’s neat little trick. This includes Samsung’s (Augmented Reality Emoji) as well, although the of Apple’s Animoji.
Though AR Emoji made its debut on the Galaxy S9/S9+, it soon across price points. The Korean company has been steadily adding more options and making improvements to AR Emoji with the launch of every new flagship device. Accordingly, the like Mask mode, Mini motion, Live figure, and more. The latest version also brings updated editing tools that help users to customize their emoji avatars to reflect their overall personality better.
As of now, AR Emoji is mostly limited to expressing yourself in messaging apps and on social media, but the team behind the feature has bigger plans for it. In a Samsung Newsroom interview, the Galaxy S10 AR Emoji team shared their thoughts, among other things, about new use cases for emoji avatars. This includes new capabilities such as being able to use your avatars in games, turning AR Emoji into “personified visual assistant” in Bixby. For the latter, the team gave the example of an AR Emoji avatar holding an umbrella for weather updates in Bixby.
The team believes AR Emoji will help users to familiarize and get used to AR technology. As virtual-reality products and services continue to grow, the team sees AR Emoji avatars as the best way to represent yourself in the virtual space.
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Though AR Emoji made its debut on the Galaxy S9/S9+, it soon across price points. The Korean company has been steadily adding more options and making improvements to AR Emoji with the launch of every new flagship device. Accordingly, the like Mask mode, Mini motion, Live figure, and more. The latest version also brings updated editing tools that help users to customize their emoji avatars to reflect their overall personality better.
As of now, AR Emoji is mostly limited to expressing yourself in messaging apps and on social media, but the team behind the feature has bigger plans for it. In a Samsung Newsroom interview, the Galaxy S10 AR Emoji team shared their thoughts, among other things, about new use cases for emoji avatars. This includes new capabilities such as being able to use your avatars in games, turning AR Emoji into “personified visual assistant” in Bixby. For the latter, the team gave the example of an AR Emoji avatar holding an umbrella for weather updates in Bixby.
The team believes AR Emoji will help users to familiarize and get used to AR technology. As virtual-reality products and services continue to grow, the team sees AR Emoji avatars as the best way to represent yourself in the virtual space.
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