Tweet The great thing about technology these days is that anyone can get in on the action.  With can-do DIY spirit, makers like Staffan Dryselius or Noah Zerkin (where have
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Maxcware AR Glasses Project
Tweet 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
10 Cool Things Going On Right Now in Augmented Reality
Tweet Augmented reality has come a long way in a years time. Â Last year I got excited by research projects and gimmicky AR webcam advertising, but that quickly
Spatial Computing Concept Video for Shopping
Tweet This summer, Phedhex, posted a concept video showcasing what augmented reality, or spatial computing, could do. The video was well thought out and I enjoyed it. In
Vuzix Wrap 920AR Video Eyewear at CES 2010
Tweet The Vuzix Wrap 920AR aren’t the sexiest of specs, but they do perform the function of AR glasses. I got a chance to see this setup at
What I Want For Augmented Reality in 2010
Tweet I was going to expand on my predictions that Rouli had posted on Games Alfresco because, frankly, they were pretty lame (mine and not the other nine,
Whisper Deck: Voice Controlled Augmented Reality
Tweet Wonderful proof-of-concept integration of voice recognition, web search, and FLARToolkit on a Vuzix+ARCam HMD. Certainly makes me drool for a commercial see-through HMD with an iPhone/Android level of
Total Immersion’s Ghost Hunting Experience
Tweet Mark Pine, the keynote speaker from Disney Imagineering at ISMAR09, gave the audience compelling reasons why truly interactive experiences are the future of entertainment and the one
HMD System at Daimler AG
Tweet Head-mounted displays are the killer hardware that augmented reality needs to break free from “magic lens” smartphone technology. SAP TV shows us an industrial application concept at a
ISMAR09 HMD Review
Tweet The 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