22 October 2010

iPad + Pyramid = N3-D Demo

MINI Getaway Stockholm 2010.

"This reality game challenges you to do the impossible: stay at least 50 metres away from everybody else in Stockholm city between October 31st and November 7th 2010. If you succeed, you win the new MINI Countryman. "

Ray-Ban's Virtual Glasses Fitting Shop Window - Augmented By Activ'screen and Total Immersion

http://www.youtube.com/user/TImmersion07#p/a/f/0/JFhp1oyxc6Y
Total Immersion's partner Activ'Screen unveiled at Silmo show an Interactive Shop Window for Virtual Glasses Fitting. Visitor are able to try directly and Automatically Ray-Ban glasses. This display is using Augmented Reality Technology, Face Tracking and Movements Detection.

21 October 2010

Fact: Holding a grudge is letting someone live live rent-free in your head.

Light Symphony video

pcubee - Awesome stuff!

MIT Media Lab Medical Mirror

"You can check a person's vital signs — pulse, respiration and blood pressure — manually or by attaching sensors to the body. But a student in the Harvard-MIT Health Sciences and Technology program is working on a system that could measure these health indicators just by putting a person in front of a low-cost camera such as a laptop computer's built-in webcam."

Mario + Twitter = Twario

Prototyping with Anders Ramsay

I think I may have posted this before.
Anyway have look.

12 October 2010

AR walker HUD - Awesome!

Robot + Flowers = Adaptive Bloom

Booooom!

Device-less Augmented Reality = Microsoft LightSpace from MSR


Love the passing of the object between the two guys.

10 October 2010

dentsu: paint sound sculptures

The creative studio dentsu, teamed up with photographer linden gledhill to create this series of paint sculptures using sound vibrations.

8 October 2010

INTERACTIVE ARCHITECTURE 2010

Start:Wednesday 13th October, 2010 9:30am
End:Wednesday 13th October, 2010 5:00pm
Price: £75.00 (Login or register to see your discount

6 October 2010

2 October 2010

The first portable navigation system, from 1920

Image of the Day: the first portable navigation system, from 1920

This odd little wristwatch from the 1920s was designed to help drivers get where they needed to go. Sound familiar? That's because, it's the far distant relative of today's GPS.

From: DVICE