ISMAR 2009 proudly announces the first Flash AR Contest sponsored by ARToolWorks. The contest is opened to anyone and is part of the inaugural Arts, Interactive Media and Humanities program for ISMAR 2009. The best FLARToolKit submission wins $1000 USD. (we know you’re in it just for the money) Contest rules: 1. Develop a desktop-based [...]
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July 1st 2009 Press Release ARToolworks Releases Commercial License for FLARManager ARToolworks is very pleased to announce that it is able to offer commercial licenses for the popular FLARManager software. FLARManager is a software framework developed by Eric Socolofsky that makes building FLARToolKit Flash based Augmented Reality applications easier. FLARManager decouples the marker-tracking functionality from [...]
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Mark Billinghurst just shared with me the good news: ARToolworks announces commercial availability of FLARToolKit. He explains: Basically it means that companies can now get commercial licenses to FLARToolKit and build flash based Augmented reality websites without having to release their source code as required by the GPL license. Saqoosha (Tomohiko Koyama) was the first [...]
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Top 10 AR milestones in 2008 was one of the most popular posts this year. What came out of it was even more gratifying: a multitude of reflections, impressions, and thoughts I received about your own AR moments, including some last minute finds. Here is an anecdotal collection of your greatest AR moments in 2008: [...]
Filed under: AR Events | Tagged: ARf, ARToolWorks, Beijing Olympics fireworks, Charles Woodward, Georg Klein, Haunted House, iphone, Julian Oliver, LevelHead, Oriel Bergig, Scherrer, Sketchup, Thomas Wrobel, total immersion, Wikitude | 1 Comment »
