The critical mistake is treating AI, IoT, and AR/VR as three separate projects with a final handoff point. This approach guarantees catastrophic handover failure because the interfaces between autonomous agents, hardware protocols, and 3D engines are never stress-tested under real load until it's too late, leaving no room to pivot.
The critical mistake is treating AI, IoT, and AR/VR as three separate projects with a final handoff point. This approach guarantees catastrophic handover failure because the interfaces between autonomous agents, hardware protocols, and 3D engines are never stress-tested under real load until it's too late, leaving no room to pivot.
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The critical mistake is treating AI, IoT, and AR/VR as three separate projects with a final handoff point. This approach guarantees catastrophic handover failure because the interfaces between autonomous agents, hardware protocols, and 3D engines are never stress-tested under real load until it's too late, leaving no room to pivot.
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