It’s time again for the weekly linkfest, where we slay augmented reality smoke monsters every week since 2009:
- Toby interviews TagWhat’s CEO Dave Elchoness.
- Total Immersion’s CEO Bruno Uzzan gives his perspective on AR.
- Read Write Web on the state of the augmented reality union.
- Augmented Planet sets to define what exactly is mobile augmented reality.
- Augmented reality is used to fight phobia of cockroaches (previously used to induce fear of heights).
- The Museum of London launched an iPhone app that lets you see historic images superimposed on London’s streets (via @chrisgrayson).
- Layar is used to promote the Prince of Persia movie in the streets of Amsterdam (via DMFO).
This week’s video is strange, lacking better words to describe it. It’s a concept video for an AR application named Transumer, described by the video uploader to be “inspired by the anonymous anti-consumerist publication, the coming insurrection, which critiques the downfall of capitalism and proposes a call to arms for a modern day revolution”. Ah, ok.
Have a great week!
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