Category: Augmented reality

• Her hair still looks dumb.

  True 3D realtime holography is not only possible – it makes use of a Kinect as its input device. A team at MIT has recreated the famous 3D Princess Leia scene from the original Star Wars – but as a live video feed! via A Kinect Princess Leia hologram in realtime. Related articles A Kinect…

  Barbara Iverson

  January 30, 2011

  Augmented reality, Technology

  Holography, Input device, Kinect, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Princess Leia, Princess Leia Organa, Star Wars, video

• Smartphones Helping Magazines Become Interactive – NYTimes.com

  “An application called ScanLife, widely available online as a free download, turns a phone into a bar-code reader. Versions exist for the iPhone and BlackBerry as well as Android-based handsets, and the app comes preloaded on many Sprint phones in the United States. ScanLife can also read many standard bar codes on many phones, so…

  Barbara Iverson

  January 13, 2010

  Augmented reality, Disruptive Tech, Mobile phone, Smartphones

  android, Barcode, BlackBerry, cuecat, iphone, magazines, ScanLife, Smartphone

• The Cuecat phenomena from Wired and Kooaba

  Wired Insider – Kooaba.

  Barbara Iverson

  November 7, 2009

  Augmented reality, See it my way

  Augmented reality, cuecat, kooaba

• Top 5 Web Trends of 2009: Mobile Web & Augmented Reality

  Top 5 Web Trends of 2009: Mobile Web & Augmented Reality. Mobile web stats and information.

  Barbara Iverson

  September 13, 2009

  Augmented reality, Disruptive Tech, Mobile phone

  mobile web, mobiles

• McLuhan saw it coming…a 6th sense extension

  You can see the power of this as a next generation Internet interface, as it removes several manual steps from the process of receiving relevant, contextual information about something or someone. Watch the video!! http://video.ted.com/assets/player/swf/EmbedPlayer.swf We’ve blogged a fair amount about sensors this year, because they connect the real world up to the Internet. The…

  Barbara Iverson

  July 25, 2009

  Augmented reality

  6th sense, Augmented reality, future of internet, Wearables