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  • Augmented Vision Getting Nearer

    Thomas K. Carpenter
    Tom Carpenter
    14 Jan 2012 | 3:21 pm
    A couple of years ago, when practically no one knew what augmented reality was, I put together a prediction about the future of augmented vision.  A recent development from the leader in augmented vision, Vuzix, made me realize my prediction might not be far off. Engadget recently reported about the state of Vuzix’s AR vision line (taken from the floor of CES 2012.) The end result is that Vuzix is promising a $350-600 AR vision line available in 2013.  This model is built off their military line used for creating the next generation of super-soldier. So how well am I doing on my…
  • Ever Wish Your Car Had A Heads Up Display?

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    jack
    12 Jan 2012 | 5:23 pm
    Are you kidding me?  A Heads Up Display (HUD) for my car…  just like a fighter pilot?  I’m in.  Wait… do we get missile lock too?
  • Ken Block vs You!

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    Kiran Voleti
    24 Jan 2012 | 5:35 am
    Without putting someone in a car or doing a physical stunt is there a way that you can demonstrate that engines created to be more efficient and eco–friendly can be just as powerful and exciting to drive as any other? Ken Block vs You! is a physical interactive experience at the 2012 NAIAS Autoshow in Detroit which uses Augmented Reality to put you in a video with rally driver Ken Block. While you stand in a prearranged spot the AR Ken Block drives on in an Ecoboost and donuts around you. It\’s a lot of fun and it goes live to the public on Saturday 15th January 2012 at the Ford…
  • Welcome 2012! Welcome CES!

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    toby
    10 Jan 2012 | 7:24 am
    Hey everbody, happy new year and welcome back for more Augmented Reality fun in 2012! I’m sure we can expect more insane technology updates through the year. Major new gaming console updates to be expected – they will bring some AR news along for shizzle. Also tinier and following Moore more powerful smartphones, new tablets (ipad3 in a month?), and more technology fairs to show off the latest gizmos. To kick off the year, I’ll directly quote some news, shown at the Consumer Electronics Show 2012, that started today. Anti-Couch-Potatoe To start with the big player, we have…
  • A List – Augmented Reality And Venture Capital Funding

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    jack
    24 Jan 2012 | 5:43 pm
    Investment in augmented reality development is one key to our industry’s success. So we thought we’d aggregate, and share a list of our industry’s “success stories”.  We’d like this list to not only be about the developers that are getting venture capital funding, but the large corporations that are validating the space by investing their resources/money towards AR as well. As you can see, the space is starting to heat up. We’ll try to update this list regularly, so please feel free to add anything I’m missing in the comments. Total Immersion gets $5.5M to expand…
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  • Welcome 2012! Welcome CES!

    toby
    10 Jan 2012 | 7:24 am
    Hey everbody, happy new year and welcome back for more Augmented Reality fun in 2012! I’m sure we can expect more insane technology updates through the year. Major new gaming console updates to be expected – they will bring some AR news along for shizzle. Also tinier and following Moore more powerful smartphones, new tablets (ipad3 in a month?), and more technology fairs to show off the latest gizmos. To kick off the year, I’ll directly quote some news, shown at the Consumer Electronics Show 2012, that started today. Anti-Couch-Potatoe To start with the big player, we have…
  • Immersive Imaging and Seasons Greetings!

    toby
    19 Dec 2011 | 9:25 am
    Hey everybody! It has been a while. I hope you enjoyed the ISMAR, its coverage, the pictures (all my pics are now available through ISMAR website) and the time beyond to digest all the cool impressions, ideas and new tech stuff! Being very busy the last weeks, I’d like to close for 2011 with awesome projected AR and some more news pieces! Enjoy! Immersive Imaging Coolest videos first! The guys from PlayStation have created a great show to promote their Great Films fill rooms site. A stunning combination of projected AR with a tracked moving steadicam and real props (floating through…
  • ISMAR – The True AR Experience

    toby
    20 Nov 2011 | 12:21 pm
    As a last demo at this year’s ISMAR I had the pleasure to meet Jan Torpus and to experience his LifeClipper3 project live. After the ISMAR started with visionary concept ideas and thinking about all senses, everyone got lost or concentrated on more daily issues like tracking, rendering or defined use cases and minor technical improvements. After a long conference I was pretty stressed out and nervous with so much input of technological considerations, I had to pull myself together to actually go to the final scheduled presentation… turns out it was the best AR experience I had…
  • ISMAR – Enjoy your physics class again! Even more demos.

    toby
    11 Nov 2011 | 7:45 am
    Today, I’d just want to follow up quickly (damn these days without time!) with two more demos from ISMAR 2011 in Basel. Next week I’ll conclude the demos here with a great mixed reality finish! Augmenting Magnetic Field Lines for School Experiments The German university of Bonn/Rhein/Sieg had the perfect educational augmented reality demo at ISMAR, where everybody just had to say: “yeah, that’s what AR is for and where AR can make the difference!”. Where metaio’s LEGO-demo is one of the best examples for industry/shops, this first demonstrator is the one…
  • ISMAR – Live Demos to enjoy real world interaction

    toby
    6 Nov 2011 | 12:04 pm
    Time for the 1st ISMAR demo summary! Since you can get a pretty good overview of all demos at ISMAR on their own page, it won’t make sense to quote all here, but to focus. The main interest lay in products using mobile planar tracking for ipads & alike, but also in advances in the reconstruction of the real world as polys, i.e. via the Kinect or even via monoscopic camera setups for mobile devices. Also social media and social tagging (via facial recognition) were hip. To show some, starting with two racing games: AR Micromachines: An Augmented Reality Racing Game Adrian Clark and…
 
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  • Early Registration for ARE 2012 is Open! Join The World’s Largest Augmented Reality Event

    Ori Inbar
    23 Jan 2012 | 10:42 pm
    Friends, colleagues, and augmented reality enthusiasts at large – the early registration for ARE 2012 is open! We are just 3 and a half months away from another Augmented Reality Event, the world’s largest AR event, and I can’t wait. As one of the event chairs, I can share with you a secret – ARE 2012 is going to be even bigger and better than before! ARE 2012 will take place on May 8, 9 at the Santa Clara Convention Center in California. ARE is where the people working on, and using, Augmented Reality technologies come together to explore best practices and…
  • Can’t Wait for the NBA Season to Kick-off? Play King of the Court Today!

    Ori Inbar
    11 Dec 2011 | 11:46 pm
    For the past few years, I have been documenting my pursuit of the ultimate augmented reality experience. NBA King of the Court, recently launched by Ogmento on the iPhone app store and the Android Market, is a major landmark for me along this fascinating path. King of the Court has the ingredients of a deeply engaging game:  a free-to-play casual mechanic that anyone feels compelled to play (shooting hoops to become king of the court), a deeper strategy level that draws you in (protect and extend your kingdom by carefully managing your resources), social rivalry that gets under your skin…
  • Seems Like an Accident Waiting to Happen

    rouli
    6 Nov 2011 | 1:37 pm
    It’s called OutRun, the brain-child of one Garnet Hertz. Although it’s an obvious example of mixed reality, rather than augmented reality, I believe it still falls under the jurisdiction of this blog Filed under: Uncategorized Tagged: Games, mixed reality
  • Augmented Reality Metal Slug on Wii U?

    rouli
    12 Oct 2011 | 4:46 pm
    If it’s real, then wow, just wow But it’s probably a fake, uploaded to youtube by a user who has joined the video sharing site just yesterday, and have managed to upload leaked videos of Mario Galaxy DS and Star Craft 2. The F word at the end of the clip above is also a telling clue. But, an AR fan can be hopeful, no?As a bonus, in case this really turns out to be a fake, here’s how an AR version Metal Slug should look like: Filed under: Uncategorized Tagged: Games
  • Weekly Linkfest

    rouli
    18 Sep 2011 | 1:33 pm
    Quite an interesting batch of links we have today: Aurasma took DEMO by a storm, winning both DEMOgod and people’s choice award, a $1M prize (not in cash), and showcasing their new gesture feature. Congrats! New Scientist reports on a mobile app that harnesses machine vision to detect crosswalks and help the blind safely cross streets. Not one but two augmented fitting rooms – one in China that helps you find the perfect wedding dress, the other from Russia, that neatly tracks your joints. Business Insider on the three issues augmented reality has to resolve in order to become the…
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  • Branded Augmented Reality Campaigns Provide High Engagement Metrics

    jack
    27 Jan 2012 | 1:26 pm
    The end of last year we partnered with SocialVibe and Deutsch to launch the “Anthem Blue Cross Webcam Exam” for Zynga’s network.   It was a branded engagement that used augmented reality to allow people to interact with three Doctor’s tools – if you’re interested you can read more about it here.   Today, I just wanted to share some of the data being released: The average time spent with the Anthem Blue Cross ad is 76.1 seconds, Seventy-seven percent of consumers run through all three tools, and 71.6% of consumers click through to the landing page for more information…
  • A List – Augmented Reality And Venture Capital Funding

    jack
    24 Jan 2012 | 5:43 pm
    Investment in augmented reality development is one key to our industry’s success. So we thought we’d aggregate, and share a list of our industry’s “success stories”.  We’d like this list to not only be about the developers that are getting venture capital funding, but the large corporations that are validating the space by investing their resources/money towards AR as well. As you can see, the space is starting to heat up. We’ll try to update this list regularly, so please feel free to add anything I’m missing in the comments. Total Immersion gets $5.5M to expand…
  • Ever Wish Your Car Had A Heads Up Display?

    jack
    12 Jan 2012 | 5:23 pm
    Are you kidding me?  A Heads Up Display (HUD) for my car…  just like a fighter pilot?  I’m in.  Wait… do we get missile lock too?
  • Augmented Reality “3D Virtual Fitting Rooms” — The Good & The Bad

    jack
    8 Dec 2011 | 11:55 am
    Have you seen the coverage of these  “3D Virtual Fitting Rooms”?  Thanks to the power of the Microsoft Kinect several of these hacks products have entered the market over the past few months, and they’re getting a bit of media attention (wait, here’s another one that just launched yet is claiming to be the “first”).  Because of these articles, I’ve been asked by a few people for my thoughts on these 3D Virtual Fitting Rooms, hence the post below.  Hopefully this post will initiate a bit of dialogue among us, and whether you agree or disagree with me,…
  • LAUNCHED: Two More Retailers Utilizing The Webcam Social Shopper

    jack
    2 Dec 2011 | 1:32 pm
    We’d like to introduce you to the two newest online retailers to license and launch our ecommerce augmented reality software, The Webcam Social Shopper (WSS): K-BEE LEOTARDS – A U.S. based retailer of girl’s gymnastics leotards. (Link) LAZY LAZY – Based in Denmark, it’s an online shopping centre, where unique brand shops (such as Diesel) are displayed side by side in their own unique environments. (Link)   We’re thankful to work with retailers that “get” that the future of ecommerce is social, visual and interactive. And as you can see, this isn’t just U.S. based…
 
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  • Total Variation in Image Processing and classical Action

    mirror2image
    14 Jan 2012 | 4:00 am
    This post is inspired by Extremal Principles in Classical, Statistical and Quantum Mechanics in Azimuth blog. Total Variation used a lot in image processing. Image denoising, optical flow, depth maps processing. The standard form of Total Variation f or norm is minimizing “energy” of the form (I’m talking about Total Variaton- for now, not ) over all functions In case of image denoising it would be where is original image and is denoised image Part is called “fidelity term” and is “regularizer” Regularizer part is to provide smoothness of solution and…
  • Samsung SARI 1.5 Augmented Reality SDK is out in the wild

    mirror2image
    14 Nov 2011 | 11:14 am
    Something I did for Samsung (kernel of tracker). Biggest improvement in SARI 1.5 is the sensors fusion, which allow for a lot more robust tracking. Here is example of run-time localization and mapping with SARI 1.5: This is the AR EdiBear game (free in Samsung apps store) Contact Eduard Oks if u Android dev and want to test SARI 1.5 . You have to understand matrices OpenGL to use it.
  • Interior point method – if all you have is a hammer

    mirror2image
    4 Sep 2011 | 1:05 am
    Interior point method for nonlinear optimization often considered as complex, or highly nontrivial etc. The fact is, that for “simple” nonlinear optimization it’s quite simple, manageable and can even be explained in #3tweets. For those not familiar with it there is a simple introduction to it in wikipedia, which in turn follows an excellent paper by Margaret H. Wright. Now about “if all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail”. Some of applications of interior point method could be quite unexpected. Everyone who worked with Levenberg-Marquardt…
  • Effectivness of compressed sensing in image processing and other stuff

    mirror2image
    6 Aug 2011 | 6:14 am
    I seldom post in the this blog now, mostly because I’m positing on twitter and G+ a lot lately. I still haven’t figured out which post should go where – blog, G+ or twitter, so it’s kind of chaotic for now. What of interest is going on: There are two paper on the CVPR11 which claim that compressed sensing(sparse recovery) is not applicable to some of the most important computer vision tasks: Is face recognition really a Compressive Sensing problem? Are Sparse Representations Really Relevant for Image Classification? Both paper claim that space of the natural images(or…
  • Stuff and AR

    mirror2image
    4 Jul 2011 | 9:08 am
    I once asked, what’s 3d registration/reconstruction/pose estimation is about – optimization or statistics? The more I think about it, the more I convinced it’s at least 80% statistics. Often specifically optimization tricks like Tikhonov regularization have statistical underpinning. Stability of optimization is robust statistics(Yes I know, I repeat it way too often). Cost function formulation is a formulation for error distribution and define convergence speed. Now unrelated(almost) AR stuff: I already mentioned on Twitter that version of markerless tracker for which I did…
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  • Oh, the Places You’ll Go (at Burning Man)

    Tom Carpenter
    16 Jan 2012 | 9:21 pm
    My favorite Dr. Suess book performed by people straight out of his imagination.
  • Augmented Vision Getting Nearer

    Tom Carpenter
    14 Jan 2012 | 3:21 pm
    A couple of years ago, when practically no one knew what augmented reality was, I put together a prediction about the future of augmented vision.  A recent development from the leader in augmented vision, Vuzix, made me realize my prediction might not be far off. Engadget recently reported about the state of Vuzix’s AR vision line (taken from the floor of CES 2012.) The end result is that Vuzix is promising a $350-600 AR vision line available in 2013.  This model is built off their military line used for creating the next generation of super-soldier. So how well am I doing on my…
  • Why Khan and my wife are the two most amazing people I know!

    Tom Carpenter
    19 Dec 2011 | 6:31 am
    I don’t know Professor Khan.  Not personally, anyway. But he’s had a profound affect on my kids lives.  Heck, I wish he’d been around when I was a kid. So if you don’t know him, you should. You see, he created a university of learning for kids online.  Not only that but he’s done it for free and raised millions of dollars so it can stay free and keep improving.  In fact, he’s attracted donors like Bill Gates. Yeah, that guy. You see, Khan’s idea was that classroom time should be about working on the struggle points with the teacher.  Using the…
  • Gifts Even Charlie Brown Can Afford

    Tom Carpenter
    18 Dec 2011 | 9:23 am
    For me, the Charlie Brown Christmas is how I picture the holidays.  It doesn’t matter if your tree is a twig with a few ornaments or if your holiday dinner is toast and candy.  All that matters is that you’re spending time with your friends and family. So in honor of the Charlie Brown Christmas tree, I’m offering a couple of my novels, Gamers and The Digital Sea, for peanuts!  Have a wonderful holiday season! The Digital Sea ($0.99) – Amazon / Barnes & Noble Gamers ($0.99) – Amazon / Barnes & Noble
  • New Release — Frags

    Tom Carpenter
    16 Dec 2011 | 6:34 am
    The second book in the Gamers trilogy — Frags — is now available just in time for the holidays.  If you haven’t read the first book in the Gamers trilogy, go pick up a copy now at your favorite retailer.  The trilogy has been compared to a cross between the Hunger Games and the Uglies trilogy by many reviewers and readers. When the Frags escape to the Freelands, they find freedom has its own challenges. Without the familiar rules of LifeGame, Gabby and the Frags stumble from one dangerous Freeland to the next, while conflict in the group threatens to split them up. As the…
 
 
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  • YVision 4.0 Beta 3 Released!

    Maria Palma
    26 Jan 2012 | 9:45 am
    Our YVision team has been pretty busy these last few months replacing some of the engines to make sure YVision is executable on as many platforms as possible. The work’s paid off! This latest release brings better support for Silverlight 5 and mobile devices in the near future. Check out the features for the latest release: Support for Silverlight 5 final (RTW) - Now you can run your 3D interactive applications in the browser. Extensive work has been done to make sure you app compiles for .NET 4.0 and Silverlight 5 with minimal code changes. Check out a couple of demos on our cases page.
  • Premios “Ser Capaz - Investigação e Tecnologia 2011”

    Maria Palma
    16 Jan 2012 | 5:27 am
    Associação Salvador realiza hoje cerimónia de entrega de Prémios A Associação Salvador, com o objetivo de estimular a investigação no domínio da reabilitação psicomotora, promove anualmente o Prémio “Ser Capaz – Investigação e Tecnologia” que tem um valor de 10.000 euros. A cerimónia pública de entrega dos galardões realiza-se hoje, às 18h30, no Espaço BES Arte & Finança na Praça Marquês de Pombal, 3, em Lisboa. A atribuição deste prémio prevê o financiamento de projetos que contribuam para o desenvolvimento de produtos, instrumentos, tecnologias,…
  • Recent roll-outs

    Maria Palma
    13 Jan 2012 | 9:44 am
    In our continued effort to make sure our interfaces are easy to use and visually appealing, we’ve recently launched these in the Lisbon area. Have a look A tactile shopping center directory for Forum Sintra (on the outskirts of Lisbon) and tablets for accessing additional info about l’Oreal products at Perfumes & Companhia shops in Portugal. Forum Sintra Shopping Directory Consulting info on shopping directory Tactile Tablet for L'Oreal Products
  • Imaginations run wild with YDreams’ creative technologies at Istanbul’s Marmara Forum

    Maria Palma
    3 Jan 2012 | 9:04 am
    An amazing Virtual World, fueled by YDreams technology and design, recently opened to the public at Istanbul’s Marmara Forum on December 15, 2011. YDreams conceived and developed an enchanted realm inhabited by friendly eccentric creatures called Marmarians for the Multi Mall Management Group shopping center, whose aim was to offer young guests a space for creative expression while simultaneously connecting with shoppers, and enhancing customer loyalty. Young guests to the center are invited and encouraged to let their imaginations run wild and “give life” to their own exotic creations.
  • Happy Holidays from all of us at YDreams!

    Maria Palma
    21 Dec 2011 | 1:38 pm
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  • Ford for Detroit Autoshow

    dieGopen
    14 Jan 2012 | 2:18 pm
    Question…how do you demonstrate the power of a Ford Ecoboost engine at an autoshow without actually letting people drive the car (pretty tricky on an autoshow stand…)? We put our heads together and came up with Ken Block vs You! Without putting someone in a car or doing a physical stunt is there a way that you can demonstrate that engines created to be more efficient and eco–friendly can be just as powerful and exciting to drive as any other? Ken Block vs You! is a physical interactive experience at the 2012 NAIAS Autoshow in Detroit which uses Augmented Reality to put you…
  • Free Dynamic QR codes for everyone

    dieGopen
    12 Jan 2012 | 2:47 pm
    QR code generator is giving away dynamic recyclable QR codes with stats for free! The QR code generator http://uQR.me just launched a pretty cool 3 for 1 Promo. The offer gives their users 1 free dynamic QR code with statistics and full utilities for every 3 friends that sign up (through you). What’s the best part? You’ll get lots of free QR codes without paying a penny. Still, if you need more QRs and don’t have that many friends there’s always the Premium service option. F. Costa, head of PR at uQR.me: “We’re really excited about the feedback we’ve had from our…
  • Happiness is about tickling.

    dieGopen
    23 Dec 2011 | 12:17 pm
    Whether Mayas were right or not, we’ve got to start tickling more next year. Ok? If you feel lazy to spot that QR code, here’s the link to it: http://uqr.me/diegopen/qr/hny-eng All the BEST for next year! Happiness is about tickling. Related posts:Tech adoption researchHow much would you charge for your work?
  • Augmented Reality Presentation at the RESO 20th RESO

    dieGopen
    21 Dec 2011 | 9:13 am
    AR Door has been given the unique privilege of assisting RESO company in its presentation. The presentation, which was devoted to the company’s 20th anniversary, served to entertain guests and help them better understand the key functions of RESO’s uinsurance business. With the use of augmented reality (AR) technology, AR Door has managed to create a presentation tool that helped to visualize the company’s every day work. Right on stage the CEO Dmitry Rakovschik saved life of an old woman and repaired a crashed car with just a motion of his hand. The performance on stage managed…
  • metaio Releases Most Advanced Mobile Augmented Reality Software For Free

    dieGopen
    8 Dec 2011 | 10:23 am
    MUNICH AND SAN FRANCISCO, DECEMBER 8, 2011- The worldwide leader in advanced Augmented Reality solutions, metaio, will today release a free version of its advanced mobile development tools for iOS and Android to the entire application development ecosystem. This will be the newest version of the SDK that already powers the world’s most advanced AR browser and over 70 applications, driving more than 10 million downloads. The metaio Mobile SDK is the first mobile developer kit to enable gravity-aware AR experiences and the only AR developer kit that includes a 3D rendering engine, making…
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  • Ken Block vs You!

    Kiran Voleti
    24 Jan 2012 | 5:35 am
    Without putting someone in a car or doing a physical stunt is there a way that you can demonstrate that engines created to be more efficient and eco–friendly can be just as powerful and exciting to drive as any other? Ken Block vs You! is a physical interactive experience at the 2012 NAIAS Autoshow in Detroit which uses Augmented Reality to put you in a video with rally driver Ken Block. While you stand in a prearranged spot the AR Ken Block drives on in an Ecoboost and donuts around you. It\’s a lot of fun and it goes live to the public on Saturday 15th January 2012 at the Ford…
  • NBA: King of the Court Official Trailer

    Kiran Voleti
    24 Jan 2012 | 5:33 am
    NBA: King of the Court is the world’s first location-based, augmented reality sports game. Compete to become the “King” of virtual basketball courts placed in real-world locations wherever you are! Available for Android & iPhone! Free to play! Available on the App Store: http://itunes.apple.com/ca/app/nba-king-of-the-court/id426754996?mt=8 Available on the Android Market: https://market.android.com/details?id=com.ogmento.NBA “Like” NBA: King of the Court on Facebook: http://facebook.com/NBAKingoftheCourt
  • DELL Augmented Reality Badge

    Kiran Voleti
    12 Jan 2012 | 3:40 am
    Watch your name become the Dell logo! Enjoy the seasonal themes. Record your tomfoolery and share with the world… For more information visit http://dellgruesse.de/
  • REALYZ Augmented Reality for Fashion

    Kiran Voleti
    12 Jan 2012 | 3:34 am
    REALYZ offers an augmented reality application for innovative spray your window fashion. A single projector and a computer to see all of your catalogs and collections on your own models. In standalone mode, the outfits are cycled through automatically. In interactive mode, the outfits can be changed by clients using a tablet, iPad, smartphone or iphone. REALYZ presents its new application! Using an interactive projection on physical objects, this application allows future customers to decide which clothes combination will be the best by seeing it on a reel mannequin in real time. For more…
  • Grid: Augmented Reality Gaming

    Kiran Voleti
    2 Jan 2012 | 11:59 pm
    Grid is an Augmented Reality environment which provides a spatial configuration for real-time gaming at an architectural scale. This project showcases a prototype of the AR environment devised at one to one scale to test the possibilities of augmented reality in the built environment. The project uses a simple architectural maze which people can navigate through in real-time. The prototype was developed for the iphone using Qualcomm Augmented Reality SDK and Xcode. For more information visit: saharfikouhi.blogspot.com/2011/12/grid-augmented-reality-gaming_27.html
 
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  • Jambo Club Offerta Prezzo 2012

    wpadmin
    25 Jan 2012 | 11:44 am
    Incantevole resort a gestione italiana, immerso in un ambiente incontaminato, circondato da un giardino di bougainville. Sorge all’interno della Riserva Marina su un’ampia spiaggia di finissima sabbia bianca, nella zona di Watamu, da cui dista 7 km di cui 5 km di strada non asfaltata. Malindi dista 20 km (gli ultimi 10 in strada sterrata), mentre l’aeroporto di Mombasa è a 125 km con trasferimento della durata rispettivamente di venti minuti e di due ore e mezza circa. Durante la bassa marea si può godere di un suggestivo paesaggio per la formazione di piccoli atolli di sabbia…
  • Pensione Completa Thàlas

    wpadmin
    25 Jan 2012 | 5:42 am
    Operazione in corso…..attendere Article source: http://cralonline.karmastudio.it/preventivo.aspx?idOfferta=35
  • Prenota Prima entro il 15 Maggio

    wpadmin
    25 Jan 2012 | 5:42 am
    Posizione: si estende su una superficie di circa 41.000 metri quadrati, immerso in una varietà di colori tipici della vegetazione mediterranea, tra le ridenti cittadine di Parghelia (3 km) e Tropea (6 km). Struttura: composta da villette disposte tra loro in forma ottagonale, in mezzo ad un’armonica interposizione di piante. Spiaggia: si affaccia direttamente sulla spiaggia, privata ed attrezzata con un ombrellone e 2 lettini per appartamento. Appartamenti: 85, tutti ubicati al piano terra e dotati di servizi privati con doccia, aria condizionata, TV e veranda, sono disponibili nelle…
  • Offerte Marcaneto Palace 2012

    wpadmin
    24 Jan 2012 | 5:34 am
    Posizione: in località Scario, ridente località turistica del golfo di Policastro (Parco Nazionale del Cilento, patrimonio dell’Unesco) immerso in una rigogliosa vegetazione ed in posizione tranquilla e panoramica da dove è possibile ammirare la splendida costa fatta di mille insenature naturali e deliziose spiaggette raggiungibili solo via mare. Struttura: moderno complesso alberghiero con al suo interno 2 bar (di cui uno in piscina), sala TV, saletta infant, sala biliardo e parco giochi. Spiaggia: spiaggia privata a circa 2 Km, attrezzata (1 ombrellone, 1 lettino ed 1 sdraio per…
  • SIbari Pensione Completa 2012

    wpadmin
    23 Jan 2012 | 11:15 am
    Il nuovissimo Sibari Green Village è un Club Vacanze a 4 stelle si trova in località Marina di Sibari nel comune di Cassano allo Ionio (CS), direttamente su un’ampia e splendida spiaggia del Mar Ionio. Struttura: Il Sibari Green Village offre un’ampia spiaggia attrezzata una grande piscina centrale con acquascivoli e idromassaggio, cucina-mamme-biberoneria con assistenza negli orari dei pasti principali e disponibilità di prodotti base (eccetto omogeneizzati in vendita presso l’emporio e latte per la prima infanzia sia liquido che in polvere), anfiteatro, dancing e…
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