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PGP Reality – Industry first Property Augmented Reality App
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Hermaton – Augmented Reality Exploration Game
realareal.com21 May 2013 | 11:35 pmHermaton is an augmented reality exploration game designed as a large scale spatial installation, which follows from our initial architectural prototype for “Grid”. Although available at table top versions, the premise of this project lies in its capacity to harness augmented reality as a spatial medium which transcends mere visualisation and enters a dialogue between [...] -
Excited Material and other Videos
augmented.org10 May 2013 | 6:04 amRTT Excite Hi guys, my company put up pictures of the RTT Excite show and also the talk videos. You can now also enjoy those from your couch, if you have missed them live. Feel free to check out our page. E.g. take a look at the keynote presentation by NVIDIA CEO and Co-Founder Jen-Hsun Huang. Definitely worth the while! Funny guy with a great talk on the development of our favorite piece of hardware in our computers! Projection Mapping To finish the week, let’s have some more videos in the list. E.g. first, this really nice projection mapping of Tokyo. Augmenting Australian Kangaroos… -
Weekest Links 514 – 5/20
Augmented Reality News20 May 2013 | 11:14 amDon’t be a glasshole. Zoo Monster: An Augmented Reality Project with Junaio, by Certified Developers AVK Terwey [video] metaio | junaio Vote for the Metaio SDK, the Mitsubishi Enterprise MeView, The IKEA Catalog and the AREngine in the 2013 Augmented World Expo Auggies Competition! [Vote] Developers: Sign up for this week’s webinar, Augmented Reality Content Creation [sign up] Even more stuff for developers: Submit your intent to compete in the first-ever Metaio International Developers Contest, with grand prizes including software licenses and a trip to Munich to present at the 2013… -
Intelligent computing meets augmented reality: Brutus guides you through the Ohio State’s Campus
Augmented Reality News14 May 2013 | 9:10 amAs promised last week on our junaio Blog, we decided to provide you with more information on the incredible application ‘Find Brutus’ created by Bradley A. Henry, Software Developer/Engineer at Ohio State University. The app helps students to explore the Ohio State Campus through their mobile Android devices. Named after the school’s mascot, Brutus Buckeye, the augmented reality application cleverly uses voice recognition, geolocation, artificial intelligence as well as intelligent tutoring systems to provide the service to the campus community. In an interview given exclusively for…
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Excited Material and other Videos
10 May 2013 | 6:04 amRTT Excite Hi guys, my company put up pictures of the RTT Excite show and also the talk videos. You can now also enjoy those from your couch, if you have missed them live. Feel free to check out our page. E.g. take a look at the keynote presentation by NVIDIA CEO and Co-Founder Jen-Hsun Huang. Definitely worth the while! Funny guy with a great talk on the development of our favorite piece of hardware in our computers! Projection Mapping To finish the week, let’s have some more videos in the list. E.g. first, this really nice projection mapping of Tokyo. Augmenting Australian Kangaroos… -
Excited and Stammtisch Update
27 Apr 2013 | 3:20 amHi everybody, thanks for all that have been at the RTT Excite and came by to say HI at our booth or also at the other demos. There will be a high quality video wrapping up all information and giving an overview soon, so let’s wait for that official production to show you some more augmented reality and other demos, that happened at Excite! For now it’s a short holiday break for me, but stay tuned and let’s meet up for the STAMMTISCH in Munich on May, 7th! Cheers! -
RTT Excited!
24 Apr 2013 | 5:16 amRTT is having their annual conference in Munich tomorrow and Friday! Again many virtual and mixed reality demos shown live. Also many interesting talks. E.g. we have Jen-Hsun Huang – the CEO and co-founder of nvidia – on stage! So, hope to see you there! As further listed in the detailed agenda there is a lot going on. Quick marketing check: An inspiring range of interactive demo stations – best practice showcases for experts, professionals and enthusiasts to explore the future of high-end 3D technologies, as well as applications for design, development, marketing and sales… -
Nissan shows off Teana with AR
18 Apr 2013 | 4:52 amHi everybody, well, this is concerning my own business today: RTT did a show for Nissan in China. Now we have the video on the web, let me be so blunt to just quote the press snippet from our page: Enhanced presentation of new Dongfeng Nissan model For the Guangzhou, China launch of Dongfeng Nissan’s new Teana, RTT developed a spectacular Augmented Reality (AR)-based presentation that offered the public a detailed, scaled product experience in a hitherto unknown form and quality. During the unveiling, a virtual image of the Teana was projected onto the stage and orchestrated interactively… -
Gentlemen, start your engines!
16 Apr 2013 | 2:43 amThis is it! We are on in two minutes! Google is getting ready for the world to use the early explorer edition of their glass device! They just updated a few pages and apps, also commenting on the started physical production of the pre-ordered developer gadgets. Now they released their Glass developer kit (called “Mirror API”) online. Their page gives guidelines for some concept HUD ideas. They call these mainly text information containing widgets “cards”. Also, the tech spec has been released on their support page, though not listing the crappy limited screen…
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Weekest Links 514 – 5/20
20 May 2013 | 9:43 amDon’t be a glasshole. Zoo Monster: An Augmented Reality Project with Junaio, by Certified Developers AVK Terwey [video] metaio | junaio Vote for the Metaio SDK, the Mitsubishi Enterprise MeView, The IKEA Catalog and the AREngine in the 2013 Augmented World Expo Auggies Competition! [Vote] Developers: Sign up for this week’s […] -
Vote For Metaio for the 2013 Auggies!
17 May 2013 | 12:26 pmSorta reminds me of this. It’s that time of year again, as the Augmented World Expo has renewed and expanded the annual award for the best of the best in the augmented reality industry, the “Auggies”. Previously consisting of only a single award, the competition now has 6 categories, and Metaio and its partners are […] -
Intelligent computing meets augmented reality: Brutus guides you through the Ohio State’s Campus
14 May 2013 | 6:00 amAs promised last week on our junaio Blog, we decided to provide you with more information on the incredible application ‘Find Brutus’ created by Bradley A. Henry, Software Developer/Engineer at Ohio State University. The app helps students to explore the Ohio State Campus through their mobile Android devices. Named after the school’s mascot, Brutus Buckeye, […] -
Weekest Links 5/5 – 5/13
13 May 2013 | 7:41 amThere’s…something on the…week! We always like to highlight incredible work built on our software, which is why we’re thrilled to tell you about this awesome project from Winnipeg-based Zenfri, “Clandestine Anomaly”. This will be the first mobile game that utilizes vision-based augmented reality, GPS, and actual real-world elements. Check out their video on Kickstarter and […] -
In the hotseat: augmented reality user experience designer Q&A
10 May 2013 | 10:24 amReblogged from Knowledge Grains Blog: Naomi Kawase has a pretty cool job: as NGRAIN’s UX (User Experience) Designer, she’s focused on industrial augmented reality interaction design and production management. We recently picked her brain about industry challenges, upcoming trends, and the ins-and-outs of the job. Read on to find out what a day in the […]
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AWE 2013 is Now Accepting Nominations for the Auggie Awards™
4 May 2013 | 10:41 amThe Auggie Awards™ have been promoting excellence in Augmented Reality since 2010. It is now extending the 4th Auggie Award™ Competition with new exciting categories. Here’s the full download on Why, What, Which, When, Where, Who and How… Looking forward to your AWEsome submissions by the deadline on May 15th! Why Auggie Awards? The Auggie Award™ Competition is an initiative by AugmentedReality.org, the producer of Augmented World Expo - the world’s largest gathering of Augmented Reality Professionals. The goal of the competition is to promote excellence in… -
AWE 2013 Early Bird Rate Expires in 1 Week
2 Apr 2013 | 1:06 pmMomentum is rapidly building for Augmented World Expo™ (AWE), the world’s largest expo dedicated to the augmented world. Registration is trending toward 1000+ AR professionals and over 100 leading augmented reality innovators have confirmed participation in AWE 2013. The agenda for our conference is shaping up to make this edgy conference the most important event of 2013. Register now with our Early Bird Rate, which will be expiring in just one week (April 9th) and save $200! After April 9th the full conference pass price will increase to $595. If you’re interested to see… -
Sneak Peek into AWE-inspiring Agenda at AWE 2013!
21 Mar 2013 | 9:55 pmAugmented World Expo is proud to unveil details about the 2 1/2 day journey deep into the Augmented World: 4 awe-inspiring headliners, 35 hours of AWEsome sessions, shock-an-AWE activities, and an Expo that will leave you AWEstruck. Did we mention the conference’s short name is AWE…? For details about speakers go here. Or for participating companies – here. Pre-event (Monday, June 3rd) 1) Tutorial for AR developers The 3 hour session will be lead by Patrick O’Shaughnessey who’ll review the best AR SDKs in the market and how to get started, followed by vendor… -
Augmented Toys and Games Mature at Toy Fair 2013
23 Feb 2013 | 3:02 pmAs in each of the last few years Augmented Reality toys and games were very visible at Toy Fair in New York last week. These games combine physical and digital interaction which is a fantastic way to get kids away from the traditional TV or computer screens and encourage them to interact with the physical world. Here is a collection of Augmented products I discovered: Barbie Digital Mirror Lets Kids Try on Makeup Allow young kids to try out make up while avoiding all the mess. Can’t go wrong with that! The game uses the iPad camera to track faces. Mattel Disney Princess Ultimate Dream… -
Augmented Reality at Toy Fair 2013 – Next Week
5 Feb 2013 | 9:39 amIn previous years Toy Fair, which is starting this weekend in New York City, was a showcase for the latest in augmented reality toys and connected play. Some of the notable examples were: WowWee’s AppGear showed off several games that combine the iPad with physical toys. Mattel demoed the Hot Wheels game from its new Apptivity line of toys and corresponding iPad apps. Using one of the two cars included in the pack, players zoom along the racing track on their tablet’s screen, performing stunts and jumping over roadblocks along the way. Nukotoys’ Animal Planet and…
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Telepathy & WeWork Labs
11 May 2013 | 2:54 pmTelepathy has just completed a US roadshow, culminating in the opening of US offices at WeWork Labs in San Francisco. The relationship between Telepathy and WeWork began via a twitter conversation between myself and Andrea Harrison, triggered when Robert Scoble favorited a tweet about Telepathy. Takahito Iguchi, Telepathy’s visionary founder and CEO has left for Tokyo today, but will be returning shortly to relocate his personal residence to the bay area, and run the company’s operations out of WeWork Labs in San Francisco. We have many to thank, hard work to do, and exciting… -
Telepathy Press Conference in New York City
26 Apr 2013 | 3:43 pmOn Tuesday, April 23rd, 2013, Telepathy held a press conference in New York City at the offices of Resolute Digital. As Minister of Propaganda for Telepathy, organization of this event was my responsibility. Participation in the press conference included the media outlets CNet / CBS, The Wall Street Journal, Mashable, TechCrunch, GigaOM, BetaBeat, BusinessInsider, Fast Company, All Things D, Harvard Business Review, PandoDaily, Entrepreneur Magazine, The Creators Project, Yahoo! Tech and others. These photos, by Jakop Nazaretyan, document the event. If you would like to use any of these… -
Anonymity & Privacy in the Digital Public Sphere @ Parsons
4 Mar 2013 | 2:00 pmI was invited to speak to students at Parsons, The New School for Design, on the subject, Anonymity & Privacy in the Digital Public Sphere. The lecture covered the loss of privacy in public space by technologies deployed by the state, by technologies deployed by the private sector, reactions by art and culture, and the empowerment of the citizen via new wearable mobile interfaces. A video of the lecture, and some slide highlights can be seen below: -
TEDxSiliconAlley 2012
29 Dec 2012 | 6:00 pmTEDxSiliconAlley 2012 was held on December 3rd, 2012, at Terminal 5 in New York City. Headlining the event were Ray Kurzweil & Juan Enriquez. Juan was the first speaker to sign on, only one week after TEDxSiliconAlley 2011, Juan tentatively agreed to speak at 2012’s event. It would take several more months to get Ray signed on. The date of December 3rd was ultimately determined by the one single day in late 2012 when the busy schedules of both Ray and Juan made them available to appear in New York City at the same time. The theme of the event was “Rise of the Machines”… -
Chris Grayson writes Giganti.Co
15 Nov 2012 | 2:00 amFor the redesigned relaunch of GigantiCo, my girlfriend helped me take this portrait photo. The concept was inspired by the photo art from two famous album covers: Lou Reed, Street Hassle and Frank Zappa, Strictly Commercial.
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Mirror Image
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__volatile__ in #cuda reduce sample
11 May 2013 | 3:38 am“Reduce” is one of the most useful samples in NVIDIA CUDA SDK. It’s implementation of highly optimized cuda algorithm for some of the elements of the array of the arbitrary length. It’s hardly possible to make anything better and generic enough with existing GPGPU architecture (if anyone know something as generic but considerably more efficient I’d like to know too). One of the big plus of the reduce algorithm is that it can work for any binary commutative associative operation – like min, max, multiply etc. And NVIDIA sample provide this ability –… -
Split-Bregman for total variation: parameter choice
2 Jan 2013 | 12:52 amSplit Bregamn method is one of the most used method for solving convex optimization problem with non-smooth regularization. Mostly it used for regularization, and here I want to talk about TV-L1 and similar regularizers ( like ) For simplest possible one-dimentional denoising case (1) Split Bregman iteration looks like (2) (3) (4) There is a lot of literature about choosing parameter from (1) for denosing. Methods include Morozov discrepancy principle, L-curve and more – that’s just parameter of Tikhonov regularization. There is a lot less metods for choosing for Split Bregman. -
Algebraic topology – now in compressed sensing
11 Dec 2012 | 10:40 amThanks to Igor Carron for pointing me to this workshop – Algebraic Topology and Machine Learning . There is very interesting paper there Persistent Homological Structures in Compressed Sensing and Sparse Likelihood by Moo K. Chung, Hyekyung Lee and Matthew Arnold. The paper is very comprehensive and require only minimal understanding of some algebraic topology concepts (which is exactly where I’m in realation to algebraic topology). Basically it’s application of topological data analysis to compressive sensing. They use such thing as persistent homology and… -
Deleting files which couldn’t be deleted by Administrator in Win 7
1 Mar 2012 | 3:06 amIf you are an unfortunate person who have to use Windows 7 a lot (like me) undeletable files happen to you from time to time. It could be result of disk failure, or interrupted boot, or just for no reason at all. The problem is, sometimes they can’t be deleted even by Administrator. To fix this Administrator have have to “take ownership” of the file in question. It goes like this: 1. run from the command line chkdsk /f This step is necessary because file permissions could be corrupted 2. login as Administrator. 3. from the command line takeown /f full_directory_and_path_name… -
Total Variation in Image Processing and classical Action
14 Jan 2012 | 2:00 amThis 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…
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YDreams’ Technologies Power Football-themed Roadshow in Qatar
14 May 2013 | 9:30 amOur most recent project has taken us to the Middle Eastern nation of Qatar where YDreams partnered with SDI, an innovative Canadian marketing agency to put together an interactive and itinerant roadshow dubbed Koora Time. The roadshow, aimed primarily at engaging youths, kicked off on May 10, 2013 during the quarter finals of the Emir Cup. The Koora Time Roadshow (Koora means football in Arabic) was commissioned by the Qatar Football Association and sponsored by Shell. Following the Cup, it will be activated some 20 times, throughout the country, over the next two years. The roadshow aims to… -
1st Virtual Aquarium makes landfall in Brazil!
6 May 2013 | 7:54 amThe recently-inaugurated Boulevard Londrina Shopping, a mall managed by Sonae Sierra Brasil located in the southeastern Brazilian city of Londrina, now hosts the country’s first Virtual Aquarium developed by YDreams. The aquarium, conceived to entertain guests to the center and increase customer loyalty, is also present, with the same objective, at shopping centers in Portugal, Turkey and Germany. -
Link 237 steps out into the world
24 Apr 2013 | 4:12 amLink 237, developed by YDreams in collaboration with Bradesco, is usually hard at work at the Bradesco Next agency of the future at Iguatemi Shopping center in Saõ Paulo, Brazil. But last week it stepped out for a visit to INFO magazine’s newsroom in that city. At Bradesco Next, Link 237 is controlled through a series of micro-localisation antennas but during its foray out into the world, the bot was controlled by a tablet with access to wireless Internet. -
YDreams & Intel Keynote at Hamburg Conference
19 Apr 2013 | 6:26 amNext week, YDreams’ Global Managing Director, Filipe Vasconcellos, in collaboration with Intel’s EMEA Regional Director, Rod O’Shea, will be giving a keynote address at the 22nd ACI EUROPE Airport Trading Conference and Exhibition underway at the Congress Centre Hamburg, Germany from the 22nd to the 24th of April. The conference program will revolve around “Collaboration and innovation to enhance the volume and quality of commercial opportunities for the passenger”. During his keynote YDreams’ Global Managing Director will be showcasing the company’s relationship with Intel and… -
YDreams’ most recent Interpretation Center: “Vale Glaciar do Zêzere”
27 Mar 2013 | 7:36 amYDreams recently implemented high-end digital solutions at the new “Vale Glaciar de Zêzere” interpretation center, which aims to recount the history of “Serra da Estrela”. The center, located in a valley shaped and molded by a glacier thousands of years ago, was commissioned by Manteigas Municipality. The center, now housed inside a lodge that once belonged to the regional forest ranger, is dedicated to recounting the history of Manteigas Village, the valley and the relationship between the two. The highlight of the center is an immersive audio-visual experience that takes…
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Quargo App Launch with Mix QR codes with Augmented Reality
22 May 2013 | 4:55 amWe are delighted to announce that finally, our lovechild has arrived! Quargo has been born and can now be downloaded (free of charge) from the AppStore. As you meet hundreds of applications every week, we think it’s not easy to show you something new, but hopefully we can! Quargo is a totally fresh application where [...] -
Augmented Reality for Fashion
22 May 2013 | 2:05 amA Complete overview of how Augmented Reality for Fashion and the corresponding Application. Augmented reality for Fashion Magazines A great example of Vogue fashion show in a Magazine coming to life using Augmented reality. Imperial Fashion Augmented Reality App – Spring Summer 2013 Catalogue This time we want to show you really special contents. [...] -
Hermaton – Augmented Reality Exploration Game
21 May 2013 | 11:35 pmHermaton is an augmented reality exploration game designed as a large scale spatial installation, which follows from our initial architectural prototype for “Grid”. Although available at table top versions, the premise of this project lies in its capacity to harness augmented reality as a spatial medium which transcends mere visualisation and enters a dialogue between [...] -
PGP Reality – Industry first Property Augmented Reality App
21 May 2013 | 11:03 pmPam Golding Properties are proud to present an industry first augmented reality app which brings our print ads.. To life. Download the app to view additional content layered on our print advertising and marketing material. Enhance your property search experience by viewing property videos, links to the listings or agent contacts, 3D models and more. [...] -
Street Lens – Dynamic Information about your Surroundings
21 May 2013 | 10:05 pmStreet Lens is an augmented reality application that gives dynamic information about your surroundings such as shops, restaurants, banks, ATMs, gas stations, landmarks, police stations and other points of interest, shown as virtual signs overlaid on or above buildings. Did you envy Nokia Lumia City Lens? Not anymore. The power of the City Lens app [...]
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Augmented Reality News
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Weekest Links 514 – 5/20
20 May 2013 | 11:14 amDon’t be a glasshole. Zoo Monster: An Augmented Reality Project with Junaio, by Certified Developers AVK Terwey [video] metaio | junaio Vote for the Metaio SDK, the Mitsubishi Enterprise MeView, The IKEA Catalog and the AREngine in the 2013 Augmented World Expo Auggies Competition! [Vote] Developers: Sign up for this week’s webinar, Augmented Reality Content Creation [sign up] Even more stuff for developers: Submit your intent to compete in the first-ever Metaio International Developers Contest, with grand prizes including software licenses and a trip to Munich to present at the 2013… -
Vote For Metaio for the 2013 Auggies!
17 May 2013 | 4:27 pmSorta reminds me of this. It’s that time of year again, as the Augmented World Expo has renewed and expanded the annual award for the best of the best in the augmented reality industry, the “Auggies”. Previously consisting of only a single award, the competition now has 6 categories, and Metaio and its partners are competing in 4 of them! For the next two weeks, awards will be open to public voting in order to narrow down the entries for each category to just 5 finalists. We’re competing against some of the best and most creative apps in the world- we’d love your support. Please… -
Weekest Links 5/5 – 5/13
14 May 2013 | 9:10 amThere’s…something on the…week! Back “Clandestine Anomaly” on Kickstarter We always like to highlight incredible work built on our software, which is why we’re thrilled to tell you about this awesome project from Winnipeg-based Zenfri, “Clandestine Anomaly”. This will be the first mobile game that utilizes vision-based augmented reality, GPS, and actual real-world elements. Check out their video on Kickstarter and help support the launch of this amazing augmented reality game! metaio | junaio Seeing things differently: are brands missing the boat with Augmented Reality? -
Intelligent computing meets augmented reality: Brutus guides you through the Ohio State’s Campus
14 May 2013 | 9:10 amAs promised last week on our junaio Blog, we decided to provide you with more information on the incredible application ‘Find Brutus’ created by Bradley A. Henry, Software Developer/Engineer at Ohio State University. The app helps students to explore the Ohio State Campus through their mobile Android devices. Named after the school’s mascot, Brutus Buckeye, the augmented reality application cleverly uses voice recognition, geolocation, artificial intelligence as well as intelligent tutoring systems to provide the service to the campus community. In an interview given exclusively for… -
In the hotseat: augmented reality user experience designer Q&A
10 May 2013 | 1:51 pmReblogged from Knowledge Grains Blog: Naomi Kawase has a pretty cool job: as NGRAIN’s UX (User Experience) Designer, she’s focused on industrial augmented reality interaction design and production management. We recently picked her brain about industry challenges, upcoming trends, and the ins-and-outs of the job. Read on to find out what a day in the life of an AR UX designer is like and why she thinks collaboration is so important in this emerging market: Read more… 675 more words This entry was posted on Friday, May 10th, 2013 at 10:24 am and is filed under Augmented Reality in…
