A service that curates in-person social events and activities tailored to players' in-game interests and emotional profiles, encouraging real-world interactions and mitigating social isolation.

A smart filter that screens AR ads based on the player's detected emotional state. If the player is, e.g., feeling sad, it filters out ads deemed predatory or manipulative, aiming to protect vulnerable users.

Physical rehabilitation centers equipped with specialized therapies targeting AR gaming addiction, utilizing biofeedback and cognitive behavioral techniques tailored to the specific game mechanics causing harm.

A community-run, open-source network providing offline emergency support and information when the central AR infrastructure collapses, ensuring access to critical services and assistance during crises.

An AR app that interrupts gameplay at designated intervals, initiating guided meditation exercises, physical stretches, or prompts to engage in real-world interactions with people nearby. This is a system legally required on every AR set.

A government oversight system that is set up to use the eye-tracking available on modern AR systems to limit users' time in AR and what content is available based on the needs and desires of the government. Additionally, this systems monitors users' emotions in AR and informs the government if there is any reason they should intervene.

AR games that simulate real-world social situations, using emotionally responsive AI characters to provide feedback on player's behavior and promote empathy, understanding, and conflict resolution skills.

An AR gaming platform that incentivizes sustainable practices in the real world through in-game rewards, promoting environmental awareness and encouraging players to take action to protect the planet. In tandem, a portion of profits goes to local climate defense charities, and a small carbon tax is calculated into every purchase.