Gravity Jack software firm has created an AR indoor office. I like the idea of populating an indoor space with augments. Personally, I wouldn’t use it for work. I’d rather dork up my writing space at home and show off my favorite LOLcats on the wall next to my computer. Each to his own, I [...]
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October is coming up fast. Seems like it was just the other day we were waiting for ARE2010 and now it’s gone and ISMAR2010 is almost here. One of the highlights of ISMAR2010 will be the Mobile AR Summit, chaired by Christine Perey, Jung-hee Ryu and Woontack Woo. The event will be held on October [...]
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Sweet montage video of ARE2010 highlights. Nothing more to say!
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Multiple forms of AR (marker and markerless) together in the same camera view. Plus a little furry action for you animal types. My only disappointment was that the AR is being used as an advertisement *for* LG 3D TV and won’t actually show up on it. AR Door Moscow has Created Augmented Reality for LG [...]
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Augmented reality is meant to be location based. Good to see the makers of the Falkland Ghost Hunt remembering that.
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Today my wife and kids were ignoring me so I hijacked my wife’s new iPhone. I’d been curious to try the game on Layar called Conquar. The idea sounded simple–take control of your city using troops. Unfortunately, the game IS that simple. The way the game works is this: when you create an account, you’re randomly put [...]
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I’m sure the implications for an air-typing interface are obvious. Thanks @jelleprins for pointing this one out.
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A little real-time camera trickery and some augmented reality, and wa-la…invisible cube. A camera fixed on the concrete cube sculpture recognizes the presence of human faces within its scope. With a randomized choice it will focus on one of the bystanders and adjust its movement to his; tracking the eye movements of the viewer, a [...]
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