Augmented Reality Made Simple in Flash

Posted on June 4, 2008 by Ori Inbar

Make Me Pulse uncovered a Japanese innovation (from Saqoosha) making augmented reality a tad more accessible for the casual user.

This is as close to do-it-yourself-augmented-reality that I have seen so far: draw it yourself; no installation needed. Runs in flash. Very cool.

Check this movie, then try it yourself here.

More details on libraries and translations at MakeMePulse.

Thanks guys!

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