Posted: December 15th, 2010 | Author: Kjeld | Filed under: Apple iPhone, Camera based, Games, Platform | Tags: ar.drone, arcade gaming, irl | Comments Off
Battle over snow between 2 AR.Drones with AR.Pursuit video game.
AUGMENTED REALITY video game for 2 AR.Drone.
Watch all Parrot AR.Drone movies: http://www.youtube.com/ARdrone
Follow AR.Drone on: http://twitter.com/ardrone
Buy an AR.Drone on: http://ardrone.parrot.com/buy-ardrone
Do not land over snow!
Shot on location at Les Buttes Chaumont in Paris – France
Every shot in this video is real (no special effects).
Posted: October 6th, 2010 | Author: Kjeld | Filed under: Apple iPhone, Camera based, Games | Tags: game, look-up | 1 Comment »
This game lets you shoot spaceships around you. Have a look-up!
Download it from the iTunes Appstore link
Posted: October 6th, 2010 | Author: Kjeld | Filed under: Apple iPhone, Camera based, Google Android | Tags: goggles, google, iphone | Comments Off
Google Goggles is becoming a good player in the information business.
Have a look and download it to your iPhone or Android based phone.
Posted: October 1st, 2010 | Author: Kjeld | Filed under: Apple iPhone, Camera based, Channel, Google Android, Platform | Tags: cookoo, kaboom, kddi, sekai camera, SoLAR | Comments Off
SoLAR stands for “Social, Location, Augmented Reality” that is something to remember.
Tonchinot the company behind “Sekai Camera”, “Kaboom“ and “Cookoo” has raised $ 12 million series-b funding.
KDDI is one of the companies involved. We can expect a lott of new games coming from this company.
Posted: October 1st, 2010 | Author: Kjeld | Filed under: Apple iPhone, Camera based | Tags: italy, turismo, tuscany | Comments Off
Tuscany Turismo has made an application for iPhone with information.
Look great!
AroundTuscany blog: www.turismo.intoscana.it
Posted: October 1st, 2010 | Author: Kjeld | Filed under: Apple iPhone, Camera based | Tags: belgium, housing, zimmo | 1 Comment »
Zimmo, one of the housing sites in Belgium has released an Augmented Reality application for iPhone.
I haven’t seen this before, most of the existing housing sites I know (Funda) publish there content using 3rd party platforms.
This is a good step in branding perspective as a company and I am convinced that this is going to happen more in the future.
If technology is getting simpler then publish platforms will lose appeal for content owners and brand awareness and control takes over.
Posted: September 24th, 2010 | Author: Kjeld | Filed under: Apple iPhone, Camera based, Marker based, OpenGS | Tags: ardefender, game, iphone, shooter | Comments Off
ARDefender is a Augmented Reality game that seems to be a load of fun.
It is a marker based camera view game. The target is to destroy an army that attacks a tower which you control using your iPhone.
Have a look at the gameplay in the movie.
Posted: September 16th, 2010 | Author: Kjeld | Filed under: Apple iPhone, Browser, Camera based | Tags: embedded, layar, player, xcode | Comments Off
Did you ever want to embed your published layer on Layar in you own iPhone app? Now you can!
The client doesn’t need to have Layar installed it will be shipped in a snippet (binary include) for your Xcode project.
More info on the Layar Player site
Posted: September 12th, 2010 | Author: Kjeld | Filed under: Browser, Camera based, Google Android, Open Source, Platform | Tags: gpl3v, Open Source, opensource | 2 Comments »
Mixare has been born! A Free Open Source Augmented Reality Browser, which is published under the GPLv3. At the moment mixare is available for the Android platform. It works as a completely autonomous application and is available as well for the development of own implementations.
This is great news for the community and the users! I am very happy that we finaly are going to get the “Linux” of Augmented Reality browsers.
All platforms up until now are actualy NOT browsers. They are of the same basis of the historical ”Vodafone Live” idea.
Which mean you can get listed in the “browser / platform” if Vodafone accepted you and you would do ref share and their content standards.
The web as we know it today doesn’t work like this. A consumer has a browser and is able to browse (type in an adres or use links) to navigate to content of there liking.
Direct to the producer of that content without interference. We aren’t there yet, but this is a very big step in the right direction.
Lets hope that the Firefox version of unbranded browser will be started by Mozilla or some other foundation (Apache, WebKit.org).
About Mixare, have fun with in you own Android apps. Ik will try to build something for fun.
Posted: July 28th, 2010 | Author: Kjeld | Filed under: Apple iPhone, Browser, Camera based, Channel, Marker based, Navigation | Tags: corporate, layar, sap | Comments Off
SAP has talked about a proof of concept about AR a while back.
The application is called Augmented Explorer [Prototype].
The prototype was developed using the Layar application.
But from the new screenshots
I can’t find a Layar reference anymore. [link]
It seems to be working on iPad/iPhone, hope to see more of it soon.