As the name suggests, it involves taking what's physically around you and then adding the appearance of something that's not It could be a digital character or a hologram.

It could be new kitchen appliances in the empty space of an unfinished house.

What could this future look like inside the world's oldest working film studio?

A new generation of digital characters like this guy are coming to life.

I don't know how to relate to right now.

I mean, you're looking great.

I have to say, you've done the work.

Who is this guy?

This is a character called Grishin AC.

He has a bit of a digital.

No hoper.

Basically, he was a piece of concept artwork that never made the grade.

Actor Andy Circus is a motion captures Superstar, known for his roles in Lord of the Rings and Planet of the Apes.

Do not come back.

Now he and his team are creating custom creatures for a new medium mixed reality.

It's really the beginning of a whole new realm of storytelling.

First came virtual reality immersing you in a digital environment, then augmented reality like Pokemon go projecting digital objects onto the real world.

In mixed reality, digital constructs like Gresh Neck anchor themselves in the real world.

Okay, so now there's that character right there on the table.

His feet are right there on the table.

American start up magically is developing headsets that allow you to see the world in this mixed reality.

This character is aware of the world can interact with the world.

He's also more importantly, aware of you where you're looking and he and interact with you.

So right now the goggles, air processing that I'm stepping back, that's all being calculated into what's happening.

Absolutely.

The little cameras inside there that look that reading your eyes magically backed by billions from investors like Google, JP Morgan and CNN parent company A, T and T mhm envisions a future where, instead of looking down at your phone, your mixed reality glasses and one day a contact lens will project tools like Google Maps on the road in front of you.

Yeah, how far away are we from that?

From that version of what we're doing?

That that's that's on our on our roadmap?

I mean, honestly, 10 years 20 years?

No, I thought I think a step change off 235 10 years.

For now, virtual augmented and mixed reality headsets are still bulky and pricey.

Magic leaps cost more than $2000 and took eight years to develop.

It's a big task, you know.

It's only gonna get better.

Giving circus plenty of time to let his imagination run wild.

Put some energy into it.

Bring up the fear, Bring up the fear and you're panicking.

But you can say things.

God, we're gonna get out of here.

I'll leave that Teoh.