Monthly Archives: July 2010

Laster’s Augmented Reality “Pro Mobile Display”

Ahh… augmented reality see-through HMD, how you tease me so… Maybe I’m a cynical twice-burned jilted lover but I feel I’ve been here before. Thankfully, I fall in love again so easily. Laster Technologies “Pro Mobile Display” has me intrigued … Continue reading

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Anime AR Girl (Part II)

There’s something syrupy good about J-Pop.  Add some high-tech augmented reality that places Hatsune Miku on your very own table and you’ve got a potential hit.  She’s already a vocaloid digital creation so why not make her AR as well? Which … Continue reading

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Tagwhat Talk

CEO Dave Elchoness speaks about his product, Tagwhat.  The AR browser aims to combine multiple location-based information streams like Foursquare, hyper local Wikipedia entries, social interaction, advertising, virtual goods and more; and all to an uplifting background music.

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Maxcware AR Glasses Project

A few months ago Staffan Dryselius made a splash on Team Hack-a-Day with his DIY data glasses.  Since then he’s been working with a team to improve his design and would like to form a larger partnership with anyone interested in … Continue reading

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iPhone 3GS vs iPhone 4 For Augmented Reality

Aside from the antenna problems, its nice to see incremental improvements on magic lens augmented reality.

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5 Things To Do With Junaio Glue and LLA Markers

With the live video access on the iPhone OS 4.0, Metaio is looking to make a splash with its Glue technology in the Junaio AR browser. They would like to show how the iPhone can do more than GPS AR browsing … Continue reading

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Gonzo-Reality

The story Bruce Sterling posted up last week on his Wired blog blew my mind.  It shouldn’t have really.  But I guess I’ve been considering augmented reality and its commercial uses to be official and sanctioned.  This kind of unofficial gonzo-view of reality could … Continue reading

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