Thanks James for the links!
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and Martin!
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As promised, TAT's Augmented ID concept...
http://tat.se/site/showroom/latest_design.html
And yes, we are thinking about the privacy issues :)
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If they could make augmented reality browser contact lenses utilizing
nano technology integrated with social networking capabilities, then
you could hit on someone at the bar without getting slapped. :)
Seriously, it is all very exciting and Layer is the first working
model but I think there
There are a few other nice examples in this space that are worth checking
out:
Wikitude http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8EA8xlicmT8 (for Android) is an AR
app that shows you Wikipedia entries close to you.
IBM Seer http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7VZoDmqcZ34 (for Android) is a
Wimbledon-specific AR
Hey all -
Saw a very brief demo of a *reality* browser on TV last week via Brink on the
Science Channel (which btw also had an excellent demo by Bill Buxton the MS
Office Labs 2019 vision--posted elsewhere on this forum).
Basically it seems to be mobile browser (served as an app) which in
Fritz Desir wrote:
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Video demo of Layar here: http://snurl.com/lncqj
Setting aside ixd for a moment, it appears to run on Android, which
means it isn't going to be limited to keitai.Something like that on
a netbook would be pretty amazing for someone like a real estate agent,
True that would be pretty interesting.
From what I can see though tying devices to help add meaning to the
physical world is where (smart) mobile pretty much has to be
headed--as in location aware apps now coming to market for the
iPhone. Not to mention something as simple as Google Maps which
One element that is lacking from all work I've seen to date is the
social aspect.
Everything is highly functional and task based. As cool as it is to
have a cool niche app (e.g. for real estate), AR's biggest impact
could instead be about our daily lives - the facebook/twitter/iphone
app lives -
