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VLUU L100, M100 / Samsung L100, M100
What if objects can show their metadata.
And why is metadata only useful for buying them?
Photo booth application developed for Museum of Literature Kids Event. During this event we also installed a multitouch puzzle and a Kinect physics app.
The use of immersive technologies is one of the main technological trends in today's educational environment because it constitutes a really valuable tool to improve learning through the experience and motivation of students.
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Mauro Rubin (CEO JoinPad) e Stefano Maruzzi (Country Director Google Italia)
Tavola Rotonda: "I fattori chiave e i trend nelle tecnologie digitali, che cambieranno il nostro modo di interagire con le persone e l'ambiente circostante"
Redwood Library, 29 July 2016.
File Reference: 2016-07-29-Redwood-Venonat
From the collection of Christchurch City Libraries
3D technology afternoon at Shirley Library. Photo taken Friday 29 April 2016.
File Reference: 2016-04-29-IMG_0792
From the collection of Christchurch City Libraries
VLUU L100, M100 / Samsung L100, M100
What if objects can show their metadata.
And why is metadata only useful for buying them?
VLUU L100, M100 / Samsung L100, M100
What if objects can show their metadata.
And why is metadata only useful for buying them?
Working around with the 3DVIA Mobile application putting some of the characters from the Billions social game on my desktop while I wait for my 9:30 meeting.
3DVIA Mobile:
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Billions Game
Redwood Library, 29 July 2016.
File Reference: 2016-07-29-Redwood-mankey
From the collection of Christchurch City Libraries
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).
Will augmented reality wearables turn shopping into an experience which feels like visiting the booking.com site?
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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
Photo booth application developed for Museum of Literature Kids Event. During this event we also installed a multitouch puzzle and a Kinect physics app.
Multilayer perspex lightbox.
Inspired by the song of Alessandro De Pieri and from the pictures of Francesca Errichiello
Photo booth application developed for Museum of Literature Kids Event. During this event we also installed a multitouch puzzle and a Kinect physics app.
With the release of HoloLens 2, Microsoft brings more opportunities for programmers and users. Now it is more open to software developers and third-party web browsers. See how this version of Augmented Reality Headset is more advanced and useful than the previous one.
Read more :- bit.ly/2GObww7
Things like tagging photos on flickr is one way we are being subtly trained to handle the augmentation of reality. Photo from: Nick J. Adams, under a CC license www.flickr.com/photos/personalspokesman/113766905/
What determines human life and when does it begin? At fertilization as claimed by the ultra-Orthodox, at the stage of embryo, at the first fetal movement felt by the mother or at the first cry of birth? None of them (movements cannot be associated with a sign of life as a brain dead man can still move). Therefore, only consciousness can determine what is alive or mere object.
Just downloaded. New iPhone app points me in the right direction of my
closest tube station. Pretty cool!
The new Yelp iPhone app has snuck in a nifty "Augmented Reality" view. This shot is taken from out of the window at Slide.