When we use AR to scan the world around us, something extraordinary happens.A wall, a corridor, a forest - things that feel solid, familiar, and immeasurable - suddenly become data , captured not in stone or air, but in millions of points suspended in digital space. It’s as though AR gives us a new sense, a way of seeing the world not as objects, but as geometry and information. Nature becomes quantised. Surfaces become coordinates. Depth becomes a number. But AR doesn’t just

I accepted the invitation—so now it’s time for the mission. The objective? Build my very first game using Baldr. No coding experience. No budget. Just a story, an idea, and the curiosity to see if I could bring it to life. This wasn’t about testing software; it was about testing me —my storytelling, my creativity, and my willingness to take the leap. If I listened closely, I could almost hear Ethan Hunt asking whether I’d accept this mission. I did. So I mapped out my plan: S