‘CBS This Morning’ uses augmented reality to explain hurricane winds, surge

By Michael P. Hill • September 14, 2018

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“CBS This Morning” used an augmented reality to explain the science behind wind and storm surge of a hurricane.

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‘CBS This Morning’ uses augmented reality to compare volcanoes

WCBS forecaster Lonnie Quinn used a look similar to ones he’s use to explain volcanoes — with large virtual “platforms” and 3D models “sitting” on the floor of the studio.

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