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Augmenting Aerial Earth Maps With Dynamic Information

Posted on September 11, 2009 by Thomas K. Carpenter

TweetThe Georgia Instituite of Technology will be presenting at ISMAR09 on “Augmenting Aerial Maps with Dynamic Information from Videos.” They have released a video and a website on their project. Their stated their goals are: Abstract We introduce methods for … Continue reading →

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Core Tools for Augmented Reality

Posted on May 14, 2009 by Thomas K. Carpenter

TweetIn this video Simon Wynda (I’m guessing at the spelling) gives a Core Tools for Augmented Reality demo. This demo was featured at the Microsoft Research Cambridge Lab on May 6th. Simon demonstrates a geospatial AR application that recognizes its … Continue reading →

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Warping Augmented Reality

Posted on May 5, 2009 by Thomas K. Carpenter

TweetOnce again, Rouli at the Augmented Times has found another interesting set of videos. This time displaying a fascinating advance in augmented reality. So far, all AR, markerless or not, has been confined to using a 2D flat space as its … Continue reading →

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Sign of the Singularity

Posted on April 3, 2009 by Thomas K. Carpenter

TweetVernor Vinge, the mathematician and author, once predicted the technological singularity which states that computational technology once achieving a certain threshold would accelerate past human intelligence. This possibility sounds like fiction, but it’s a concern serious technologists have voiced. Recently, a … Continue reading →