In January, flying Augmented Reality Drones stole the show at the Consumer Electronics Show: a quadricopter controlled with an iPhone, that unleashes augmented reality games. What a knock out. Now it’s time for the land-based vehicles to show what they’ve made of. Seac02 just published an SDK for developing augmented reality games for the WowWee [...]
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It’s been a while since we last visited one of my favorite AR application, Sein Kanemura’s SREngine, and my, how it has grown! What started as an AR browser-like image recognition based project, has now been released as a “Point&Find” like application for the iPhone. Available for free on the Japanese App Store, Eigaru, powered [...]
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I really fancy this next iPhone app. It’s called iButterfly and it transforms the habit of collecting coupons into a fun little game. Created by Japan’s Mobile Art Lab, the app tasks its users with catching virtual butterflies , each representing one or more coupons. You can even share “butterflies” with your friends via Bluetooth. [...]
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