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Games for now/near future.
But in the future I think the AR’s biggest impact will be about making our lives staggeringly more efficient.
Less physical products would be good for humans society.
I agree. It helps that games help drive technology like AR. The ever-increasing specs of PC games have been driving the speed of computers higher while bringing down the costs.
The Future Digital Life is about augmented reality. AR is the evolution of the Internet, a visual medium of data overlain our reality creating an enhanced living experience with new dilemmas that will require careful exploration.
This blog will delve into the issues about augmented reality through various medium (articles, videos, comics, stories, etc.) If you have something to say about AR, then contact me at carpe (at) centurytel.net, or you can also follow me on twitter - @thomaskcarpente.
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#1 by Darkflame on June 9, 2009 - 8:30 am
Games for now/near future.
But in the future I think the AR’s biggest impact will be about making our lives staggeringly more efficient.
Less physical products would be good for humans society.
#2 by Tom Carpenter on June 9, 2009 - 12:32 pm
I agree. It helps that games help drive technology like AR. The ever-increasing specs of PC games have been driving the speed of computers higher while bringing down the costs.