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This is crazy. These guys use Microsoft AR tags to create a truly engaging, fluid experience that wouldn’t be possibly with any other tagging technology out there right now. Color me black impressed.
This short video explores our interactive film/art installation that used short film, Augmented Reality code technology, projectors, and smartphones and tablets to deliver an immersive, innovative, and interactive experience.
And now for today’s awesome science update: Arthur Olson’s Molecular Graphics Lab uses 3-D printers to spit out physical models of drugs and enzymes, and attaches augmented-reality tags to them so that computer vision can help researchers find the optimal fit. Think of it like playing with a Rubik’s cube, except the solution may help cure HIV.
Read More: How 3-D Printing & Augmented Reality Can Help Design Better Drugs
Oh man this is totally crushing my mind grapes.
Are QR codes already a thing of the past? New and seemingly amazing Blippar app can make any ad into augmented reality.
haha, just as I’m talking about qr codes I see a video on ar technology & advertising.
BY THE HAMMER OF THOR!
I would buy this in less than 12 parsecs if I had an iPhone. I can’t handle it. Augmented reality has finally been put to practical use: Star Wars games for nerds.
Augmented Reality Gameplay of the Day: Awesome Star Wars iPhone game uses immersive Augmented Reality engine to set the gameplay against your current physical backdrop.
[superpunch.]
Augmented Reality Cake. Needs more unicorn. More Keanu.
