Posted on May 3, 2010 by thomaskcarpenter
Augmented reality has come a long way in a years time. Last year I got excited by research projects and gimmicky AR webcam advertising, but that quickly faded on the tenth plus iteration. It wasn’t until July that we starting having real AR products in the form of apps. Nearly a year later and still [...]
Filed under: Uncategorized | Tagged: AR Drone, AR Games, AR Wave, AR2010, augmented reality, Bruce Sterling, Droid, Eyeborg, future technology, Handhelds and Cellphones, iphone, Junaio, Layar, Metaio, Mobilizy, ouidoo, QderoPateo, TagWhat, Thomas Wrobel, Tish Shute, Wikitude, Will Wright | 6 Comments »
Posted on May 4, 2009 by Ori Inbar
The dust over GDC 2009 has settled a while ago and finally I got to reflect on the AR experience at the show. Guess which headline would summarize it best: a) augmented reality was the talk of the show b) the expo floor was swarming with AR demos c) AR games snatched lucrative game awards [...]
Filed under: AR Events, AR Games, AR Tracking, AR User Experience | Tagged: and Peter Molyneux., AR Demos, AR Talks, Bing Gordon, Diarmid Campbell, Ed Fries, GDC 2009, Lorne Lanning, Will Wright | 4 Comments »
Posted on December 14, 2008 by Ori Inbar
2008 was a great year for augmented reality. This emerging technology is on a 15-plus-year-long journey from the lab and into the mainstream. With too many events to list, 2008 marks an important year in that quest. Here is the countdown of the top 10 most important AR milestones of 2008: 10) Otellini’s CES keynote [...]
Filed under: AR Events | Tagged: artoolkit, Bruce Sterling, Ghostwire, GVU, HIT Lab, iphone, ISMAR 2008, Media Power, Metaio, Nokia N75, Otellini, Studierstube ES, Tonchidot, total immersion, Wikitude, Will Wright | 14 Comments »
Posted on September 4, 2008 by Ori Inbar
Captured in an interview with Pocket Gamer (Thanks!) in London via Kotaku: “I can imagine mobile platforms evolving…in that they interact with the world around us in a way that changes our perceptions in a really interesting way”, said Wright, “Games could increase our awareness of our immediate environment, rather than distract us from it”. [...]
Filed under: AR Games | Tagged: AR Games, mobile games, Will Wright | Leave a Comment »
