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Yan Thoinet

Prepare Yourselves: Augmented Reality Hype on the Rise - 0 views

  • Prepare Yourselves: Augmented Reality Hype on the Rise
  • s already in danger of being over-hyped,
Yan Thoinet

Facebook | Augmented Reality : To Ride The AR Hype or Avoid It? - 0 views

  • Develop either your own AR tech or unique implementation of existing tech
  • open source toolkit is already available
  • Following this rule will present the company as being more legitimate than those just looking to get some press.
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  • In fact, I’m confident that the really exciting implementations, over the next few months, will be a mixing of object/marker recognition based AR with social networking tech.
  • TAT’s Augmented ID
Yan Thoinet

16 Top Augmented Reality Business Models | PERSONALIZE MEDIA - 0 views

  • 16 Top Augmented Reality Business Models
  • try to categorise the many types of business Augmented Reality apps appearing in the market and to try to identify opportunities.
  • There will be hundreds of business, marketing and educational applications alongside the many 1st generation entertainment examples currently emerging
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  • unlike say virtual worlds which suffered from too much early hype, these apps are much more accessible to anyone with a decent smart phone, up to date games console or computer with webcam – there is a big difference.
  • screens, floors, walls etc that respond to the touch of people in them providing them with virtual real time information or collaboration
  • Based on detailed GPS or triangulation location & position/view of the camera/device
  • can overlay information precisely
Yan Thoinet

Facebook | Recherche - 0 views

  • Layar is a Reality Browser, which means it displays real time digital meta data on top of the physical world around you, as seen through the camera of your mobile phone.
  • think about all the ways we could use AR to provide real value to consumers.
  • The problem, as it turns out, is not with the software that’s being developed (as I firmly believe that companys like Layar deserve a serious “hat-tip” for pushing the industry forward) but with the hardware (i.e. the phones
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  • The fact is, even in the best conditions (please note the word “best”), civilian GPS is accurate up to 50 feet.
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