Robert Rice, the CEO of Neogence Enterprises and blogger of augmented reality on Curious Raven, spoke back in June at Mobile Monday. His speech targets the intermediate developer of augmented reality. If you’re new to the technology, most of this speech will go over your head. The video is long, but if you’re serious about augmented reality [...]
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Chris Sandor, a veteran AR researcher, who worked with some of the most distinguished AR labs and researchers in the world such as Graz University, Columbia University, TU Munich, and Canon Research – is now is the Director of the Magic Vision Lab at the University of South Australia. Chris and team have recently revamped [...]
Filed under: AR Tracking, augmented reality | Tagged: AR Weather, Chris Sandor, Distort Vision, Magic Vision Lab, Melt Vision, Wearable Computer Laboratory, X-ray | 2 Comments »
Unless you’ve been living in a box today, you know that Apple finally unveiled the tablet iPad today. The biggest surprise about the announcement was the lack of a camera on the lap sized PC. No camera, really? If you don’t believe it, check the official spec page. Besides the implications for augmented reality, which I’ll [...]
Filed under: Uncategorized | Tagged: Apple, augmented reality, eReader, iPad, Jeff Bezos, Skype, Steve Jobs, Vook, YouTube | 15 Comments »
Marshal Kirkpatrick, the lead blogger for Read Write Web – one of the first tech blogs to dive into the fascinating field of augmented reality - is working on a research report about the use of AR for marketing. In order to generate data for the report that best reflects the market reality – he [...]
Filed under: AR Business, AR Events | Tagged: AugmentedRealityEvent, Marshal Marshal Kirkpatrick, Mobile AR, ReadWriteWeb, Webcam AR | 6 Comments »
Another week, another linkfest: It all started with this funny look at augmented reality by the Gaurdian’s Charlie Brooker. Among other things Brooker imagines a world where unpleasant sights (such as poor people – his words, not mine) are transformed by AR goggles. Futurismic developed that basic idea. In “Re-skinning the city – the dark [...]
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Tish Shute holds such great interviews for UgoTrade, that it should be considered a crime not to read them if you are an augmented reality fan or professional. Her last interview with Anselm Hook is especially interesting and engaging. However, Tish’s pieces are usually quite long, and may be intimidating. In order to lure you [...]
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We all know the future looks quite bleak for newspapers and journals. Many publications have already fallen victims to the predatory internet with its free, easily accessible and real time reports. Some have speculated that newspapers must either over-specialize or abandon their offline presence in order to survive the coming decade. However, there’s another option [...]
Filed under: Uncategorized | Tagged: Handhelds and Cellphones, Kooaba, Markerless | 1 Comment »
