Antietam Battlefield -- "The Antietam Battlefield Tour application provides users with video and audio content that allows them to explore the history of the location. The content is triggered by GPS and new content is displayed as tourists make their way along the 13-stop tour. Tourists will be able to listen to the stories of the men and women that were part of the battle and see visual depictions of the battle’s defining moments."
BOOX Go 7 Review
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I’ve spent the past few weeks with the BOOX Go 7, and I’m finding it to be
one of the most curious and thought-provoking e-readers I’ve used in a long
time...
Augmented Reality Outlook
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The AR is still the leader of the progressive hi tech in the world. In
general, the requirements to the AR advancement are strict and they should
primari...
Touching the future – ISMAR & AWE in Munich (1)
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Hey everbody, in October we had the great double trouble week in Munich,
hosting both – ISMAR and AWE EU – for our pleasure. I’ve been there the
whole we...
Re-imaging Hiroshima
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Train to Hiroshima. from Dean Keep on Vimeo. After presenting at a media
conference in Kobe on Monday 16th November I boarded a bullet train to
Hiroshima. ...
AR For Marketing Conference (29th April)
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There are just 2 weeks left to book your place at the The Augmented Reality
Marketing Conference & Business Exchange, which is taking place at Croke
Park, ...
Dredge Economies
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Over the summer of 2012 I had the privilege of continuing some of my thesis
research as it overlapped with Takuma Ono's work while he was the first
fellow ...
Ten reasons why AR is going to fail
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Slides from my talk at the OARN 2012 conference on augmented reality. Ten
reasons why AR is going to fail from Lightning Laboratories
The Future of Data Overload as Envisioned for 2020
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Global innovation firm Frog Design recently brought designers, futurists
and journalists together to envision the future of computing in 2020. In
2020, the...
AR and the Ubiquity of Wikipedia: Implications?
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I’ve long had a love/hate relationship with Wikipedia. Conceptually, I
think it is fantastic. A hub of free, user-driven content represents the
democratiza...
WALKING WITH J
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J goes to Elephant&Castle
We meet in my house on a saturday. We arranged previously this shooting day
and said we would improvise. She needed a few pics f...
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