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Tuesday, July 20, 2010
My favourite example of augmented reality is now a couple of years old: While it might not be as flash as the xkcd enthusiasts might demand from this emerging technology, it remains practical and – gasp! But are these two latter examples really augmented reality? In other words, a copy of reality. smartphone.
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Friday, April 30, 2010
We have been experimenting with development of Augmented Reality [AR] applications for some time now. Marker based/Image recognition – using a camera these applications recognize a marker or an image in the real world, calculate its position & orientation to augment the reality. Marker based AR application demo.
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Tuesday, June 8, 2010
Video examples of the latest in augmented reality used in marketing world. eLearning learketing learning design innovation learning strategy marketing social learning mobile learning pop-up learning learning revolution augmented reality innovation How will elearning design evolve because of this?
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Monday, July 26, 2010
A colleague just asked me if I knew anyone who was using Augmented Reality for learning. Probably I need to update my posts because there have to be lots of people who would be involved in training and augmented reality found via LinkedIn. He did that, but didn’t find particular people. eLearning Technology.
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Tuesday, July 6, 2010
Event Augmented Reality, the practice of overlaying digital images on top of the real physical world, has been used for everything from BMW repairs to iPhone apps like the one created by the MGM Mirage to applications for teaching Spanish. But now augmented reality is teaching people not to fear bugs, specifically Cockroaches.
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Friday, April 30, 2010
No, it’s not an attempt to throw as many buzzwords into a title as possible, mobile augmented reality training is a new concept that a confluence of technologies has made possible. The idea of augmented reality applications is not new. by Dave Darrow. GPS directions overlaid on a live view of the road. Photo: dpape.
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Friday, March 26, 2010
Continuing my thoughts and readings on the use of Augmented Reality in education, here are some examples of how commercial organisations are using it in their marketing. Related posts: Video: Augmented Reality Explained. Augmented Reality: it’s all a load of goo (Cadbury’s goo, that is).
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Tuesday, February 23, 2010
Augmented Reality (AR) is still in its infancy, but as people like me look further afield to find interesting technology to use in (and out of) the classroom, it has been on my radar a bit recently. Source: Asia Research News, Augmented Reality: The Future of Education Technology. So, what is it? Web 3.0 YouTube
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Monday, June 28, 2010
Me, I want to learn it as a next step towards augmented learning. While gearing myself to develop an augmented reality project (triggering virtual reality to be placed on top of a real life setting), I have one other obstacle to tackle: learning to build an animated character or object that can feature in an AR environment.
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Monday, October 26, 2009
It’s here and it’s called Augmented Reality (AR). Let’s take a virtual reality trip sans technology for some answers. fad, the future or a more efficient way to map out ten yards on an augmented reality football field? Tags: New Media augmented reality e-learning mobile devices smartphones
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