Abstract: A device has an optical sensor, an inertial sensor, and a hardware processor. The optical sensor generates image data. The inertial sensor generates inertia data. The hardware processor receives an augmented reality (AR) authoring template authored at a client device, generates media content using the image data, and receives a selection of spatial coordinates within a three-dimensional region using the inertia data and the image data. The three-dimensional region is identified in the AR authoring template. The hardware processor further identifies an entry in the AR authoring template corresponding to the media content, places the media content at the selected spatial coordinates in the entry in the AR authoring template, and forms AR content using the media content at the selected spatial coordinates placed in the entry in the AR authoring template.

Abstract: A computing device provides augmented reality images of an environment in which the computing device is worn. The computing device is further configured to display a graphical keyboard for interacting with the computing device. The graphical keyboard may be displayed according to one or more configured keyboard layouts. The computing device further includes an inertial measurement unit, which provides input for manipulating the graphical keyboard. As a user of the computing device moves his or her body, or a portion thereof, corresponding graphical changes are made to the displayed graphical keyboard. In this way, by moving his or her body (or a portion thereof), the user is able to interact with, and provide input to, the computing device.

Abstract: A device has an optical sensor, an inertial sensor, and a hardware processor. The optical sensor generates image data. The inertial sensor generates inertia data. The hardware processor receives an augmented reality (AR) authoring template authored at a client device, generates media content using the image data, and receives a selection of spatial coordinates within a three-dimensional region using the inertia data and the image data. The three-dimensional region is identified in the AR authoring template. The hardware processor further identifies an entry in the AR authoring template corresponding to the media content, places the media content at the selected spatial coordinates in the entry in the AR authoring template, and forms AR content using the media content at the selected spatial coordinates placed in the entry in the AR authoring template.