[This post is going to be strange at times, readers should note that I'm the author, not Ori] According to some estimates, up till now, Amazon sold more than one million units of Kindle. That’s one million units for a device that is not a phone, doesn’t include a camera, can’t guide you from point [...]
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Once again this week was full of interesting articles about augmented reality, so much so that I don’t want to mix them with tomorrow’s linkfest. So, if you have some time to burn on your way to ISMAR, or just have some spare time this weekend, I recommend checking these out: Shopping with AR Another [...]
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Once again, it was another very prolific week for augmented reality, with a plethora of interesting posts and articles. For those of you who didn’t had a time to read them during the week and waited for the weekend to catch-up (like I did), here’s a short list of articles that may entertain you for [...]
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As long as we define media as “the storage and transmission channels or tools used to store and deliver information or data” (Wikipedia), we might as well consider augmented reality as a medium. And not just any medium, but a mass medium, if our hopes and predictions come true. I find it interesting to look [...]
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Wow, it was quite a week for augmented reality, with some very interesting articles, blog posts and video lectures. It was such a prolific week, I’ve decided to split the weekly linkfest into two parts. Today I’m going to cover the best of the best of AR around the web, while I’m dedicating tomorrow to [...]
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This week wasn’t defined by cool videos and nice looking demos, but on the bright side, there were a couple of interesting articles and interviews that will surely tickle your mind: Programmer Joe (part one) – “Augmented reality should be open” argues that AR should use open protocols and standards in order to flourish as [...]
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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 [...]
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This passing Monday, Amsterdam hosted a Mobile Monday event, which ended with a talk by Robert Rice. To tell you the truth, I’m a bit disappointed that we didn’t get any information about whatever super secret product is under development in Neogence. On the other hand, we got a nicely presented introduction to augmented reality [...]
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