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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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Three Fun Things To Do With Augmented Reality
I can see you’re a little bored (yes, I’ve hacked your webcam) and I’ve scoured the Intertoobs to find some augmented reality to cheer you up. From free to over one hundred dollars, here are a few ways to inject … Continue reading
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Tagged AR Games, augmented reality, gaming, playstation move
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10 Worst Uses of Augmented Reality in 2009
Tis the season to reflect and review the year that’s about the scuttle its caboose into 2010. It’s been a huge year for augmented reality after decades of R&D, finally hitting the public’s awareness. Unfortunately, not all applications of the … Continue reading
Posted in AR Games, augmented reality
Tagged always, AR Games, Augmented Planet, augmented reality, Avon, Best Buy, Blake Collins, Dodge Avenger, games alfresco, gaming, HD Interactive, iPhone, Layar, OneZeroThrice, Rouli, Twitter 360
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25 Things I Learned At ISMAR09
Inspired by Joe’s “50 Things I Learned at ISMAR“, I’m going to take a crack at 25 things since I was only there for half the conferance. 1. Participation in ISMAR doubled from 2008 to 2009. 2. In the next … Continue reading
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Tagged AR Games, augmented reality, future-technology, gaming, innovation, iPhone, ISMAR, mobile
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Eye Pet Game Trailer
My first thought after watching this video is: I wish I had a PS3. I think the console use of AR will help popularize the technology. While Sony’s motion sensing was one of the hot topics at E3, I think … Continue reading
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Tagged AR Games, augmented reality, future-technology, gaming, PlayStation, the digital sea
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We Don’t Need AR Pong
We’re still in the early Precambrian stages of augmented reality games. A few different games are appearing here and there, but no earth shattering “must-have” game has crawled from the oceans yet. Or as some say, AR needs its version … Continue reading
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Tagged augmented reality, future-technology, gaming, the digital sea
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My Mind Has A Mind Of Its Own
Sometimes I wonder if thought controlled computers would be a bad thing. During a business meeting daydream would I accidentally surf porn? Fortunately the technology doesn’t work like that yet. But the technology for mind controlled computers (or brain-computer interface) … Continue reading
Ghostwire AR Game
The Swedish Game studio A Different World has brought the award-winning AR game Ghostwire to the Nintendo DSi. The move to the platform of the DSi should help bring AR games to kids and gain a wider audience for the … Continue reading
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Tagged augmented reality, future-technology, gaming, markerless, Nintendo DSi
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Steal This Idea – The Marble Run
If you’ve ever bought a marble run, rollercoaster or any other type of plastic track that requires hours of set up and falls to pieces at the wrong touch, then you’ll appreciate this idea. Last week, my wife and kids … Continue reading
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Tagged augmented reality, business, future-technology, gaming, markerless, papervision, the digital sea, Wii
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AR Shooter – WARGame
Tim Verbelen and Pieter Dhondt have brought us the results of their MSc thesis. In the video they take the concept of a FPS (First Person Shooter) like Doom or Quake and apply it to the real world. Using materials … Continue reading
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Tagged augmented reality, future-technology, gaming, innovation, papervision, the digital sea, Wii
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Steal This Idea!
It’s official. I can’t get excited about AR marketing campaigns or AR products that don’t do anything. I need an invisible creature on my desk that I can only see on my iPhone as much as I need a set … Continue reading
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Tagged augmented reality, future-technology, gaming, papervision, Steal This Idea
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