Tag Archives: Augmented Vision

Augmented Vision Getting Nearer

Posted on January 14, 2012 by Thomas K. Carpenter

TweetA couple of years ago, when practically no one knew what augmented reality was, I put together a prediction about the future of augmented vision. A recent development from the leader in augmented vision, Vuzix, made me realize my prediction … Continue reading →

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ISMAR09 HMD Review

Posted on October 21, 2009 by Thomas K. Carpenter

TweetThe biggest barrier to true augmented vision is an HMD that can handle all the requirements. I had the oppertunity to experience what Microvision, Vuzix and ORALab/EvoOpticks had to offer. I’ll try to relate their talks and my experiences with their … Continue reading →

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Augmented Vision Demo in Dead Space

Posted on July 30, 2009 by Thomas K. Carpenter

TweetWhile we’re years away from achieving augmented vision, the game Dead Space gives us a nice preview of some of the features that would be available. In the game, the HUI (Human User Interface) is explained as a holograph, but … Continue reading →