We may have been silent for April with unrelated to work obstacles but we are back on track. Here is a summary of some noteworthy things we came across this month in inverse chronological order.
A TechWatch report on Augmented Reality for Smartphones is now available: Augmented Reality for Smartphones [PDF Link] . The report was commissioned by JISC Observatory and written by Ben Butchart from EDINA, based at the University of Edinburgh.
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The AR field is franticaly producing news. People seem to like the ‘buzz’ around the concept, developers and companies constantly introduce products and services, while the public seem to show lots of interest about what is out there.
In an effort to keep up with the news we will try to post a summary of noteworthy subjects, bi-weekly. And here is the first bunch…
MIT TechReview presents Georgia Tech’s Argon browser and discusses the subject of Open AR Standards. More on the latter soon…
Thomas Carpenter comments on Metaio’s marker-less tracking, AR Worker support system presentation
HIT Lab NZ has released a new video showing an interactive AR astronomy exhibit they put together for the Carnegie Science Centre in Pittsburgh. Link taken by Augmented Planet
Layar presents five usecases which can be realised with their platform.
Apple’s Ipad2 is our and people already have began contemplating its impact in mobile AR.
AR mock-up guns and a personal note, when I have an idea I should pursue it…
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AR April recap
/in 2011, Augmented Reality/by PanosWe may have been silent for April with unrelated to work obstacles but we are back on track. Here is a summary of some noteworthy things we came across this month in inverse chronological order.
An exploration of UX for AR
/in 2011, Augmented Reality, UX/by PanosSynthetic Toys were invited to express our opinion on User Experience for Augmented Reality, in the new blog AR-UX, by @robman of MOB-labs, following our position paper on AR Standards Meeting in Barcelona, this February.
March biweekly on AR – Part I
/in 2011, Augmented Reality/by PanosThe AR field is franticaly producing news. People seem to like the ‘buzz’ around the concept, developers and companies constantly introduce products and services, while the public seem to show lots of interest about what is out there.
In an effort to keep up with the news we will try to post a summary of noteworthy subjects, bi-weekly. And here is the first bunch…