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Thomas Olsson's (TUT) doctoral dissertation

By Joe Lamantia "With almost daily announcements about new AR applications, products, services, companies, and tools, the pace of innovation in augmented reality is torrid." While ubiquitous computing remains an unpleasant mouthful of techno-babble to most people who know the term, and everyware is still an essentially unknown idea, the visibility of augmented reality has surged in the last twelve months.

The most impor­tant ques­tion fac­ing the aug­mented real­ity com­mu­nity - one whose answer will shape the future of - is con­tent cre­ation. Put sim­ply, it's a ques­tion of Who can cre­ate What kind of con­tent, and How they will cre­ate it. At the moment, a notice­able gap sep­a­rates those who can cre­ate expe­ri­ences from those who can­not.