Listen to Lucas Nygaard from Hololink talk about the spatial internet with physical things connecting to the internet, also known as the Internet of Things

The technology behind AR and VR is very much the focus when people discuss the possibility for this new medium to go mainstream. According to Lucas Nygaard from Hololink, this is not the most important factor for AR and VR to go mainstream, storytelling however is.

While physical malls have become less and less relevant, the internet has evolved into a giant mall with some prime-location stores grabbing most of the eyeballs and revenue generated.

It is harder to get into Tech Stars than getting into Harvard. Listen to Lucas Nygaard from Hololink tell his experience with the prominent accelerator during an unprecedented time due to the global COVID-19 pandemic

Listen to CEO and co-founder Lucas Nygaard tell the story of how Hololink got into Techstars.

The internet was supposed to be open and free, instead we now have mobile devices that are controlled by walled gardens owned by Apple and Google. According to Lucas Nygaard from Hololink, this is why mobile apps make no sense, and will disappear in its current form.

Listen to Lucas Nygaard from Hololink talk about how education is the one big industry that take AR to the next level

Currently the way to experience is through your smart phone. This feels clunky and unnatural, so many are hard at work to make smart glasses and smart contact lenses. Will this be the way AR goes mainstream?

"There's an app for that". Will this be a phrase we will start using when it comes to AR? Listen to Lucas Nygaard, CEO and co-founder of AR startup Hololink give his take on where AR is heading in 2021.

The AR train coming slowly but surely, and it is accelerating fast, especially with COVID-19 pushing their barriers to connect virtually harder than ever.