Showing posts with label augmented reality. Show all posts
Showing posts with label augmented reality. Show all posts

November 4, 2010

pew pew pew



Shoot lasers over your neighborhood via AR app.

Sent over by Craig
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June 28, 2010

the art is coming at me

Evan Roth is ripping it up once again with some 3D graffiti art realized. Literally.

You may know Evan from compelling projects such as L.A.S.E.R. Tag, Graffiti Research Lab, F.A.T. or the amazing EyeWriter work he did. To say the least this guy has been fusing technology, art and culture together in unique ways for a long time. It's how he gets down.
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June 1, 2010

who's coming with me?


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April 20, 2010

what's the next big platform?

your face.



Well not your face, but your body. New technology has some major implications. Very interesting.
via Advertising Lab
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April 12, 2010

a pixel big bang theory



Well done. In fact, brilliant.
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December 15, 2009

multi touch with 3D? Holy COW!



Yes, i can't wait to create an interactive experience with this technology. It will be sexy time on steroids.
Check out my previous post on multi-touch technology.
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November 11, 2009

a creative celebration = creative community

I was looking at Lynne Johnson's blog where I saw this behind the scenes video of Scion Flux Super 8. It is a great showcase of creative talent from various disciplines, styles and skills.

Scion Presents: 'FLUX SUPER 8' from Scion ART on Vimeo.



What is Flux you ask? Great question! Well it is an online community of consisting of film, art, music, design and culture. Flux creates experiential events, curates and commissions film, video and art programming and hosts physical and virtual events. You can check them out here.
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November 4, 2009

real world meets internet Part Deux

Similar to my recent post on digital blurring the lines of real world interaction here comes a technology being introduced by Symbian. I strongly believe that AR's adoption will come in a navigation utility function. It seems so natural doesn't it?


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September 27, 2009

Hi real world, meet the internet

On November 2nd our friends at Metaio will be launching Junaio. Junaio is an augmented reality experience available on the iPhone that allows users to share information in much more functional ways via the real world. Imagine walking down the street and being able to tag information to landmarks, find out what your friends wrote about a restaurant, recieve information about a historic feature/landmark. It is basically allowing the user to stream internet data and apply internet functionality to the real world. I have yet to see this product in action or even view a demo. They have an animated video here, but its animated so you don't really get an understanding of look, feel and functionality.
More to come...
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May 16, 2009

magical imaginations


If you don't know now you know...Marco Tempest is doing some amazing work combining performing arts with technology. He is both creative and innovative. The video above is his augmented reality card trick.

his YouTube ...story ripped from here


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March 16, 2009

the new babysitter


Augmented Reality Toys (Work in progress) from Frantz Lasorne on Vimeo.

Kids will soon be engaging in augmented reality if designer Frantz Lasorne's project of toy play comes to fruition. Kids place a head mount (glasses) on and utilize a standing toy base. Players start with various levels of armor and weaponary and then begin for battle with friends. Yes, this will include multiplayer interactions as kids build battlefields and battle against one another. "The objective of this project is to create an imaginative and engrossing environment while still creating value for old discarded toys. Its kinda like tabletop war-game and a strategy video game coming together," mentions Yanko Design blog.







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February 16, 2009

more augmented reality

Check out newest post from blogger Jan who works at Metaio.

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January 22, 2009

artifact makes friends with santa


testing out new augmented reality software program from Metaio. you can see where the 3D image spawned from on the table. simply took picture and santa popped up. I can have him walk, wave, spin around, get larger and smaller....

he's my new buddy.



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