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We covered English Hedgerow, an interesting augmented reality app for the iPhone, earlier this month, and we've just found out that the engine behind it is being made available to iOS developers.... Via Cristian contini, Didier Preud'homme (Logicamp) 
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"A Day Made of Glass 2," Corning's expanded vision for the future of glass technologies. This video continues the story of how highly engineered glass, with companion technologies, will help shape our world.
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According to Wikipedia: Augmented reality (AR) is a live, direct or indirect, view of a physical, real-world environment whose elements are augmented by computer-generated sensory input such as sound, video, graphics or GPS data. Via The Digital Rocking Chair, michel verstrepen
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Babak Parviz, who is a bionanotechnology expert at the University of Washington in Seattle, reports that augmented vision is not only possible, but augmented vision contact lens prototypes are being tested at this moment. Imagine being able to get directions to the closest hospital or restaurant, or have information pushed to you as you move through a city. Imagine that since this augmented reality lens is connected to your body, it could monitor and report essential bio information to the wearer such as glucose, cholesterol or blood pressure levels. While actual commercially available augmented lenses are still a way off, there are some people who have benefited from human cybernetic interfaces.
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A "Start Small, Think Big" report that demonstrates Tanagram's vision for an Augmented Reality Firefighter's SCBA Mask. Via Pekka Puhakka
Doug Jennings's curator insight,
July 25, 2015 9:29 PM
I can't wait to test this technology. Being in a hazardous environment can be a scary place!
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3) Augmented reality in radiology. Augmented reality has been a major issue for some time, but seeing the video below made it clear for me, this is where we are going to head in 2012. Doctors can see through patients. Via Anise Smith, michel verstrepen
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An overview video of the vision of Siemens PLM Software's HD-PLM technology framework, a decision support technology designed to help global product developm... (Dieses Video musst du dir ansehen! Via Deloste, João Greno Brogueira
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There's no question that people are inspired to update their social media sites while they are in the bathroom. I can relate to that. Via Tiaan Jonker, ABroaderView
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August 20, 2013 12:10 PM
Love the use of bathroom sink undermounts here as well as the innovative inclusion of technology into elegant bathroom design.
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This is an example of using a smartphone, in this case an iphone 4, but could be an Ipad 2, Android or windows phone, to view an architectural model, handy for showing Clients, Planning Departments the model in three dimensions. Via João Greno Brogueira
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A chinese clothing company has developed an augmented reality changing room allowing it’s users to try on clothes virtually, without even being near the clothes.
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The other day I wrote about the robot that can control human action via electronic impulse and as interesting, and possibly scary depending on your tinfoil hat size, as that was we have news today that the Japanese (why am I not surprised) have...
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Just imagine that you are reading a book and a QR code is printed on the page that connects you a video, connect with people mentioned on social networks, view a map of geographic place or be lead to website with more information or interactive... Via The Digital Rocking Chair
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As Dr. Michio Kaku has been predicting for years, we are inching ever closer to producing virtual reality contact lenses that will add a layer of interactive, rich information over our mundane visual landscape. The newest innovation comes from a joint venture between DARPA (Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency) and a technology company called Innovega.
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Researchers at Delft University of Technology are bringing augmented reality to the crime scene. A pair of specially designed goggles, two head-mounted cameras and a laptop rig will allow investigators to simply point to tag evidence.
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Net-a-Porter is heralding the launch of a new collection Wednesday with five augmented reality-enhanced shopping events across the globe.
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We are living in the future -- Keiichi Matsuda knows that. Working from London and Tokyo, the 27-year-old designer and filmmaker creates inn...
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The proliferation of good cameras, big displays, and fast processors in smartphones over the last several years has spurred the development of augmented reality apps spanning virtually every... Via Pekka Puhakka
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The BBC's Matt Danzico investigates how augmented reality mobile apps may help to change people's perceptions of the world around them.
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While Augmented Reality (AR) has been used for mostly promotional pieces, the technology is slowly being used in more practical ways, becoming more th (Augmented Reality Becomes Practical; Interactive DIY Guides For Mobile Users Via Zaq Mosher
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Samsung has big plans for the future and while it may not follow Apple's advice on not using a rectangular shape on tablets, the company surely has some tricks...
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Hein Wils, Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam, The Netherlands. I am an old school new media professional operating in the field of immersive and innovative media. As project leader I explore the possibilities of augmented reality ... Via Anise Smith
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AR has been around for decades, but nothing much happened on the consumer front until the late 90s when some genius figured out how to overlay the first-down line on the TV broadcast of football games. Today we have the capacity to make AR a household reality through smartphones, cameras, and location-sensing, but will we put it to good use? Via Gary Hayes, Frederic Emam-Zade Gerardino
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