Hotels.com recently got in on the augmented reality craze by creating a touristy app that let’s see hold different cities across the U.S. It’s truly a gimmick, but in these early days of AR it seems that is enough to get some attention.
Even though this app won’t ever affect my using Hotels.com, it may actually be enough to keep some people interested a few minutes longer.
One of the most exciting areas that can use the help of Augmented Reality is education. Luckily companies are beginning to understand the educational benefits of this technology and how it can benefit children and adults alike. ZooBurst lets anyone create a pop-up book for free right through their browser, no special skills required!
Terra Imaging has recently released an application for the iPhone that allows one to get better data about the course and specific hole one is playing. The application uses the GPS system of the iPhone to give the user a better view of the course what lies ahead. Another augmented reality app for iPhone enthusiasts everywhere.
This was ablaze on twitter today so I thought I might pass it to the rest of you. Yes, augmented reality capabilities will be introduced to the iPhone crowds in September when Apple releases its OS update 3.1.
This site is designed to give you the most up-to-date information and resources for anything and everything concerning augmented reality.
With the help of companies, institutions, and the blogosphere I am attempting to compile all the information necessary for both the newbie or the professor to find what they need concerning this fast-moving field of technology.