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Pfc. Shante Sapp, assigned to Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 35th Engineer Brigade, squats down while wearing motion-tracking equipment at Fort Leonard Wood on June 16, 2015. Soldiers used the Dismounted Soldier Training System to translate their movements into a simulated deployed environment. (U.S. Army photo by Pfc. Samantha J. Whitehead)
Augmented Reality ordiment. Curvature kinda effects it, may not scan form the photo. AndAR protocol more info here code.google.com/p/andar/
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Fendalton Library, 19 August 2016.
File Reference: 2016-08-19-Fendalton-Screenshot-Horsea
From the collection of Christchurch City Libraries
The Augmented City Lab focused on near-future scenarios for mobile location-aware services - great workshop hosted by Ronald Lenz. Our particular task was to figure out an "Augmented City" application that used laser tagging technology. We came up with the idea of "Augmented Branding" - adding your voice to advertisements. For more workshop info, check out www.augmentedcity.org/
Event: Meet the Media Guru | Keiichi Matsuda
Date: 14/10/2014
Venue: Mediateca Santa Teresa - Milan, Italy
Twitter: @mmguru / #mmgMatsuda
Photo by Stefano Bossi
Event: Meet the Media Guru | Keiichi Matsuda
Date: 14/10/2014
Venue: Mediateca Santa Teresa - Milan, Italy
Twitter: @mmguru / #mmgMatsuda
Photo by Stefano Bossi
Student teams create a VR project in 48 hours at Colorado State University's 2017 Virtual and Augmented Reality Hackathon. October 20, 2017
Redwood Library, 29 July 2016.
File Reference: 2016-07-29-Redwood-Golduck
From the collection of Christchurch City Libraries
Photo booth application developed for Museum of Literature Kids Event. During this event we also installed a multitouch puzzle and a Kinect physics app.
Photo booth application developed for Museum of Literature Kids Event. During this event we also installed a multitouch puzzle and a Kinect physics app.
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Event: Meet the Media Guru | Keiichi Matsuda
Date: 14/10/2014
Venue: Mediateca Santa Teresa - Milan, Italy
Twitter: @mmguru / #mmgMatsuda
Photo by Stefano Bossi
The man waiting at the lockers in the video projected on the fogscreen strikes the same pose as Andrew, his 'real' counterpart. Meanwhile Preethy is immersed in Coat Check.
Event: Meet the Media Guru | Keiichi Matsuda
Date: 14/10/2014
Venue: Mediateca Santa Teresa - Milan, Italy
Twitter: @mmguru / #mmgMatsuda
Photo by Stefano Bossi
Mardi 20 janvier 2015
Séance de brainstorming pour les apprentis pâtissiers impliqués dans le Parcours culturels scientifiques. Objectif : imaginer une application de réalité augmentée utile pour leur futur métier.
Crédits : Relais d'sciences/V. Klauser (2015).
This is a screen shot from an interactive webcam flash thingy that GE has made called "augmented reality". I'm very impressed how smooth the tracking is and how interactive it is. However, as Chris Mikesell points out, it is very ironic that they are promoting engery conservation by making you waste paper.
Take a look at the future with Google - a vision of your life in augmented reality with AR glasses that will allow you to interact with your world just like a phone; but these sit on your nose.
You certainly won't be able to ignore the small icons popping up in front of your eyes as you look at the sky, the tube or at your breakfast.
Google has already started testing the glasses and has created the video below to start a conversation around their potential uses and improvements.
They want your feedback so watch the video and then click here to make your suggestions. bit.ly/HarHvc
The Royal Fortress of Suceava is ranked as one of the most important historical sites in Romania. In 2016 we have successfully brought it to life by assembling the first ever permanent exhibition in its long history.
In Medieval Ages, the fortress played an important role both from a defensive and strategic point of view. Keeping this in mind, we created an exhibit concept that held on to the historical destination of the stronghold.
Following our idea, we put together an exposition that illustrates the military character of the location, certain medieval customs and also presents the citadel's history throughout the ages.
To better represent our concept and to bring a higher note of authenticity to the fortress, all the replicas that we created for this location were handmade. An impressive arsenal of arms and armors, siege weapons, cannons, garments, jewelry, ceramics, furniture, everything was done by hand with the help of several craftsmen and artists.
Furthermore, to make it more lively, we inhabited the fortress with ultra realistic mannequins that embody several important Moldavian characters from the Middle Ages, soldiers and artisans. The mannequins helped us to better display some of the replicas we've made: garments, armor and weapons. We were also able to put into play certain activities from those times: guard duty, crafting, dining and games.
History is ultimately a tale and by using the power of storytelling, visitors can better learn and understand the important events that took place here all through the years.
Therefore, besides a large number of informative panels, we also equipped the exhibit with many interactive systems and projections, that are intended to tell the stories of the fortress in a more attractive fashion. This new method of content delivery has a higher education value and a deeper immersive character than the classical methods of convening information.