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Official website of Kindle Best-Selling Author -- Thomas K. Carpenter.
His novels include The Digital Sea trilogy, the Gamers trilogy and the Alexandrian Saga. He also writes short stories and edits a yearly anthology about augmented reality called Mirror Shards. His fiction can be found at all online retailers in electronic and paperback form.
If you would like to communicate futher, please contact him at carpe (at) centurytel (dot) net. You can also follow on twitter - @thomaskcarpente.
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Augmented Reality Car System
Tweet Mobile computing devices are wonderful for bringing the world of information to our fingertips anywhere we go. Hurtling down the highway in one ton vehicles while trying to access our maps or find directions is not the safest way … Continue reading
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Tagged arduino, augmented reality, future-technology, GPS, innovation, Mobile computing, Snoop Dogg, TomTom, Windows 7
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10 Games That Could Be Made with Layar 3.0
Tweet The new Layar 3.0release brings more functionality to the reality browser. To help people envision what the service can do, Layar touts five new use-cases: Five Layar 3.0 Use-Cases 1) Architecture Showcase – Visualize the final building at a … Continue reading
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Tagged 3D, AR Games, Art, augmented reality, Foursquare, future-technology, innovation, Layar, Layar 3.0, Lemmings, locative, POI, Pokeman, Wizardry, Zork
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Augmented Reality Birthday Card
Tweet The birthday card in the video is unremarkable by augmented reality standards. However, I think it does open up an interesting business opportunity for someone who can weasel their way into bed with a big name greeting card producer … Continue reading
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Tagged augmented reality, business, future-technology, Hallmark, Steal This Idea
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Another Augmented Reality Business Card
Tweet So it’s another augmented reality business card. This time from the company Genuine Interactive. The use of a 3D video landscape within the augment is cute, but there’s one major flaw with this application. It requires the use of … Continue reading
6 “Nearest X” Augmented Reality Apps and 5 Ways to Improve
Tweet Now that the OS 3.1 is upon us we’re seeing a few more augmented reality apps and some of them are in the category of the “Nearest X” variety. I’m not saying these apps are necessarily a bad thing, but … Continue reading
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Tagged Acrossair, augmented reality, Cheap Gas!, future-technology, IGPSD, iPhone, ipodtouchlab, Nearest X App, OS 3.1, outdoor AR, RIM Scale, Rouli Nir, WorkSnug
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10 Things Your AR App Must Have to Succeed
Tweet With the iPhone OS 3.1 launch set to debut next month, I wanted to explore the features that are going to help make some AR apps succeed over others. We’re going to be seeing a spike of releases since … Continue reading
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Tagged android, AR Games, Augment This!, augmented reality, EyePet, future-technology, games alfresco, google, innovation, iPhone, Layar, Nokia, OS 3.1, papervision, PS3, Rouli, Seinichi Kanemura, SREngine, the digital sea, vista, Zugara
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Just Add AR For Awesome
Tweet Spoiler note. The iPhone app I’m about to discuss has no augmented reality functionality. So why am I discussing it? Because if it did, it’d go from adequate to awesome. Every year nerds from around the country descend on … Continue reading
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Tagged augmented reality, conventions, Gen Con, innovation, iPhone, the digital sea
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10 Franchises That Need Augmented Reality
Tweet Augmented reality is gaining buzz, tickling imaginations and will eventually enter the mainstream zeitgeist. Eventually, many companies will wonder if they should take advantage of this new technology. Some should jump in with both feet and some should stay … Continue reading
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Tagged AOTS, AR Games, augmented reality, Lemmings, Risk, smurfs, tron, Ultima
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STI – AR Book Tour
Tweet Die hard fans of any franchise are willing to shill out big bucks to experience the movie or book in new and interesting ways. Most probably don’t realize that you can take a tour of the town where the … Continue reading
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Tagged augmented reality, future-technology, reality browser, Twillight
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Steal This Idea – Easy AR
Tweet Recently we’ve seen AR business cards from both James Alliban and Jonas Jager (via Rouli). My purpose is not to debate which AR business card service is better–they’re both proof of concepts at this point–but to point out there … Continue reading
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