Posted on February 4, 2010 by Ori Inbar
Over the last 2 years we have seen growing interest in Augmented Reality in various events – panels, dev camps, meetups – and many more. Due to growing demand for knowledge and expertise in augmented reality (AR), a group of AR industry insiders, backed by the AR Consortium have put together the first commercial event [...]
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Posted on July 2, 2009 by Ori Inbar
A letter sent to Apple Developer Relations.
Dear Apple,
We are a collection of augmented reality (AR) enthusiasts and professionals (from business and academia), who have been working on a multitude of AR apps for the iPhone. These apps are poised to change the way people interact with the real world.
But here is the rub: we are [...]
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Posted on June 12, 2009 by rouli
Tish Shute continues with her enlightening series of interviews on UgoTrade. After previously interviewing Ori Inbar and Robert Rice, Blair MacIntyre was a natural choice.
MacIntyre discusses his work at Georgia Tech (which I briefly wrote about here), and shares his perspective on future directions for mobile augmented reality.
A lot of folks think it will [...]
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Posted on March 26, 2009 by Ori Inbar
Reporting live from GDC 2009 in San Francisco: it’s just getting better!
From Blair’s team at GA Tech:
Zombie Attack on Nvidia Tegra
From Beyond Reality at the Dutch pavilion:
Pit Strategy
Stay tuned for more…
Filed under: AR Events, AR Games | Tagged: AR Games, Beyond Reality, Blair MacIntyre, GDC 2009, Pit Strategy, ZOmbie Attack | 3 Comments »
Posted on February 23, 2009 by Ori Inbar
This post is directed at you. Yes – you: the augmented reality aficionado.
For those who followed my coverage of ISMAR 2008 – prepare to be blown away by ISMAR 2009.
If you are an AR researcher – ISMAR 2009 is as always the best event to learn about the latest and greatest in AR technology.
If you [...]
Filed under: AR Events | Tagged: augmented reality event, Blair MacIntyre, Charlie Hughes, Christian Sandor, Christopher Stapleton, Daniel Pustka, Gudrun Klinker, Hideo Saito, ISMAR 2009, Jarrell Pair, Jay Bolter, Larry Davis, Sean White | 5 Comments »
Posted on December 4, 2008 by Ori Inbar
Blair MacIntyre sent me a nice proof of concept of an augmented reality virtual pet running on an iPhone.
So I thought, why not write about “the making of ARf”?
Shot a couple of questions to Blair and he conveniently turned it into a well structured interview. Thanks Blair!
Here it is for your [...]
Filed under: AR Demos, AR Games | Tagged: AR Games, ARf, Blair MacIntyre, Dart the dog, iphone, Kimberly Spreen | 6 Comments »
Posted on September 16, 2008 by Ori Inbar
Welcome to the late evening keynote of the second day of ISMAR ‘08 in Cambridge.
The keynote speaker is Diarmid Campbell, from Sony Computer Entertainment Europe (London), and heads its research on camera gaming. And we are covering it in real time.
Diarmid comes on stage. the crowed is going crazy…
The talk: Out of the lab and [...]
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Posted on September 16, 2008 by Ori Inbar
Everyone is back from lunch and the afternoon session is on: User studies in augmented reality.
First on stage is Benjamin Avery to talk (with an animated Australian accent) about User Evaluation of See-Through Vision for Mobile Outdoor Augmented Reality. This
The study took users outdoors in various scenarios to test the performance of AR vision using [...]
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Posted on September 14, 2008 by Ori Inbar
“Enjoy the weather” uttered sarcastically a kindhearted British witch (aka air hostess) while we were leaving the aircraft; surprisingly – we did in the first day. We were then promised this is accidental and surely the last day of summer. Splendid.
I have landed in Cambridge, UK (where people go to augment their reality) and all [...]
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Posted on September 11, 2008 by Ori Inbar
For those of you who missed Virtual Worlds last week in LA, and therefore found it hard to attend the Augmented Reality Panel – David Orban was there for you.
Here are all 59 minutes of the discussion he recorded and uploaded. Thanks David!
Roo, the panel host, brilliantly captured a blow by blow of the [...]
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