First, and foremost, I owe an apology to Total Immersion which I criticized for having an invitation only event (AR-Immersion). They have kindly reminded me that their event is free of charge, unlike other similar events. Anyway, you can ask for an invitation here. Now that this is behind us, here are other things that [...]
Filed under: Uncategorized | Tagged: linkfest, Mobilizy, total immersion, Wikitude | 1 Comment »
So, Mobilizy just released a new update for Wikitude, one that allows you to point your phone at ground zero and see a 3d virtual version of the Twin Towers on the phone’s screen. First we should congratulate Mobilizy for intergrating 3d objects into Wikitude. That’s only two weeks after Layar made a similar move. [...]
Filed under: Uncategorized | Tagged: GPS and Compass, Handhelds and Cellphones, Mobilizy, Tourism and Outdoors, Wikitude | 3 Comments »
As usual, here’s a bunch of links to augmented reality related news bits that have accumulated in my inbox during the week: There’s no end to the augmented reality browsers phenomenon. Cyclopedia is yet another browser that is based on Wikipedia, Bradesco is helping you find your way around Brazil, and AugmentThis! lets you upload [...]
Filed under: Uncategorized | Tagged: AcrossAir, AugmentThis, Bradesco, Cyclopedia, ISMAR, linkfest, Mobilizy, Oxford, Peak.ar, Wikitude | 1 Comment »
SALZBURG, Austria: SEPTEMBER 22nd 2009. The nascent field of Mobile Augmented Reality (AR) is on the verge of becoming mainstream. In recent months an explosion in the development of practical AR solutions has given consumers numerous AR applications to experience and “augment” their daily lives. With this surge in AR development the potential arises for [...]
Filed under: Press Release | Tagged: AR Consortium, ARML, Markup language, Mobilizy | 3 Comments »
