In this month’s MediaMonks Labs Report, we explore the purposes of virtual spaces, as well as the mediums available to host them.

Our Labs team explores the potential of digital venues to bring people together while social distancing. The show must go on!

This month's Labs report pays tribute to the innovators around the world dealing with COVID-19 and examines the role digital has played in connecting people.

Through experimenting with machine learning, the Labs team developed a way to rapidly prototype new solutions from idea to market.

This month's update features increased ease and accessibility with AR, and how the Labs team used machine learning to determine the best time to get lunch.

With highlights from CES, our FWA streak and experiments in making mixed reality more intuitive, this month's update shows our determination to break convention.

With the release of the Hand Tracking SDK for Oculus Quest, our innovation team went hands-on to experiment with a new form of input for virtual reality.

It's a new year, and we're looking forward to new innovations--namely in AR. This month's update dives into how we made a holiday miracle to push web AR to the limit and playing with occlusion.

To portray the functionality of a major ARCore update, MediaMonks built a whimsical AR experience offering both occlusion and real-time physics.

This month’s Labs update is all about how brand activations can become a lot more human, from replicating a voice in a couple sentences to gaining sight through image recognition.

MediaMonks Labs built a tool that helps discover where image recognition services don’t see eye-to-eye, identifying the biases inherent in the tech.

The latest update from MediaMonks Labs puts a satisfyingly futuristic twist on traditional media—namely watercolor paintings and print ads.

From empathizing with patients to an out-of-this-world view of planet Earth and more, see how tech innovation helps users directly experience new perspectives.

Innovation doesn't come from supporting the latest tech just for the sake of it. Instead, it comes from supporting strong creative ideas in the best way possible.

Geert Eichhorn of MM Labs discusses his relationship with edtech and its potential to engage students through meaningful, hands-on experiences with emerging technology.

Advertising as we know it is poised to evolve—is your brand evolving with it? See how tech-focused, creative leadership results in messaging that’s more resonant now than ever before.

This update will have you questioning reality (again)—AR. With a handy guide to native vs. WebAR and a deep dive into transforming window displays into digital dioramas, we take a look.

Just in time for April Fool’s Day, our March update blurs the boundaries between reality and fiction before looking ahead at what to expect from Google’s I/O conference in May.

Inspired by the frightening tech featured in Black Mirror, we built an AR tool capable of detecting and “blocking” people—just like in season 2’s “White Christmas."

Emerging tech can make practical improvements in work and leisure. This month's deck dives into AR and VR solutions that lend practical help to users for work or leisure.

Recognizing friction for consumers and retailers when it comes to buying and selling shoes online, we designed an AR tool to detect users’ shoe sizes with computer vision.

This month, MM Labs celebrates the latest in AI—and a cutting-edge Facebook hack that lets you turn any image into a 3D photo. and a Google Assistant action that might save your marriage.

What if your most productive employee weren’t a person, but a voice? It’s not science fiction: advances in voice technology are making this reality.

We’re developing a marriage counseling Google Assistant action to experiment with just how intimate a conversation with a voice assistant can get.

Seeing is believing—or so they said. This month, we experimented with tech's illusory potential, like images that perform edits on themselves and a mind-bending technique with 3D effects.

From using AR to diagnose mechanical issues to a wall that visually responds to movement, here's a few takeaways from recent hackathons focused on using tech in fun, intuitive ways.

Diving head-first into emerging tech like VR and AR can be intimidating. Thankfully, brands can dip their toes into relatively simple experiences with big impact—here’s how.

If anticipating the next innovative leap feels like gazing into a crystal ball, just the learn the (not-so-dark) art of techno-wizardry—a recap of Sam Snider-Held's talk at 4A’s CreateTech.