Weekly Linkfest

It’s been a busy summer for me, sorry for not posting the weekly linkfest in, well, a weekly manner. If you want more frequent updates from me, you should follow me on twitter Change your perspective with MirrorMap – an augmented reality application that lets you tap to near by CCTV cameras. I think they [...]

Weekly Linkfest

Slow week, or am I at fault for not paying attention to the augmentosphere? Qualcomm releases an iOS version of their AR SDK. I guess now I’m left out of excuses for not developing any AR app on my own. Face detection is coming in iOS5, but will be probably used only to make “funny” [...]

Weekly Linkfest Plus

I think that’s one of the best linkfests in a while. Judge for yourself: A long and illustrated (by Youtube videos, of course) survey by The Next Web: Augmented reality: The past, present and future (via @yoav85) A couple of weeks ago Qualcomm held its Uplinq conference. Xconomy has a nice review of Qualcomm’s AR [...]

Augmented Reality Pop-Up Book

Helen Papagiannis is a designer specializing in augmented reality.  She’s spoken at TEDx about the creative side of AR, which was highlighted as one of the top talks about AR and the gamification of life and worked for the internationally renown Bruce Mau Design. And now she’s putting out a Augmented Reality Pop-Up Book for [...]

Weekly Augmented Reality Linkfest

ARE2011 is only two days away, and I’m going to miss it (this time its my fault, and I can’t blame Delta Airways). I’m a lame excuse for an AR blogger, I know. If you go there, please shoot some videos and share! Here are a few AR news stories to make the wait seem [...]

Weekly Augmented Reality Linkfest

Took a break last week (missed me? you should follow me on Twitter), back today with many AR links: Happy Mother’s Day! It can be even happier if you get your Mom an AR cake (via DMFO) Tish Shute and Ori Inbar hold an interview with Bruce Sterling – it doesn’t make sense to write [...]

Location Based Coupons with Junaio

Locoupons? Straight outta the box this one seems pretty boring until you think about how well Groupon is doing.  Plus, the people *behind* the person with the Junaio based coupons will be happy.  No more waiting for the lady in front of you to dig through her purse for twenty minutes to find all the [...]

Augmented Reality On iPad 2

Personally, I find tablet devices boring (not that I will object getting one). They simply pale in comparison to some of Mac Funamizu’s creations. But, as the iPad2 is all the rage right now, here are a few augmented reality demos running on it, making it a little bit cooler. If you have a video [...]

USATODAY 360 Stadium Tour from Junaio

** Cool experience with the smartphone and seeing into another location.  Would love to be able to walk around or zoom in.  Next step is to offer a live feed from various locations of the Superbowl during the game.  Maybe next year. Steelers and Packers Magically Come to Life in USA TODAY Super Bowl Coverage [...]

Dragons Invade Your Home With Metaio

Robert Scoble, the interviewer of the geek-stars and employee of Rackspace, recorded this video at Metaio in Munich.  The gang at Metaio shows off a virtual dragon clinging to a building and talks about their AR browser Junaio.  If the only thing you want to know about is dragons invading your home, fast forward to [...]

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