augmented reality

information will be presented via new user interfaces such as organic light-emitting displays, digital paper and billboards, holographic and 3D imaging and smart fabric

Social networking technologies, web mashups, multicore and hybrid processors and cloud computing are amongst the ten most disruptive technologies[1]

Gartner’s top 10 disruptive technologies 2008-2012: Multicore and hybrid processors Virtualisation and fabric computing Social networks and social software Cloud computing and cloud/Web platforms Web mashups User Interface Ubiquitous computing Contextual computing Augmented reality Semantics

When covering AR, a number of technology pundits have assumed that within the next few years, we can expect head mounted displays or augmented reality “glasses” to become the best display for AR applications. Without a doubt, it would be groundbreaking if a high quality AR display could be built into the form factor of sunglasses. Unfortunately, a lightweight, wide field of view, daylight readable, head mounted display (HMD) at mass market prices is not something we can expect to see in the next five years. I have either bought or used most head mounted displays sold commercially since 1992, and I have seen great strides over the years in HMD resolution, brightness, and power usage.  To illustrate where the technology now stands, here are the best that I have used.

 L’objectif n’est pas de créer de la complexité. L’outil permet d’enrichir une visite tout en restant totalement libre

Il suffit de placer des marqueurs sur les monuments intéressants, même si à ce stade, « ça semble encore difficile d’obtenir des autorisations générales

Un discret coup de caméra, qui sera à l’avenir discrètement installée dans une paire de lunettes, et les informations sur la connaissance sont projetées à même le verre de ces binocles du futur

Layar permet à n’importe qui de créer une expérience de réalité augmentée depuis une plate-forme", affirme l’entrepreneuse néerlandaise

Ricky Gervais film promoted via augmented reality first in The Times

SF Bay Area December 5, 2009.

We believe AR must be fundamentally open, interoperable, extensible, and accessible to all, so that it can create the kinds of opportunities for expressiveness, communication, business and social good that we enjoy on the web and Internet today.

AR DevCamp

It’s a process called ‘Augmented Reality’ where we take a real photo or video, and superimpose 3-D objects into the image.

Augmented Reality Goes Mobile

content that has been tagged with geographic information.

expected 600,000 by the end of 2009,

Augmented reality glasses offer instant translation

BLITZ Sends John Mayer into Augmented Reality

Campaign successes highlight consumer demand for augmented reality

“The length of time people are staying on our clients’ websites is a key indicator of the influence that augmented reality is having already.

YouTube hits that our campaigns are currently generating,