Google Glass: Augmented Reality Design

DIANE VON FURSTENBERG SPRING SUMMER 2013 By 2.bp.blogspot.com
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The next famous shoe designer might be you. Nike is looking into the possibility of letting customers design their own shoes by using augmented reality headgear such as Magic Leap, HoloLens and other headsets. In a Nike patent published on Feb. 3 by the Ingress, the augmented reality smartphone game that sets player factions against That Ingress is moving to smartwatches is a testament to the wearable design type as a viable platform for gaming. Though you have less real estate on a small circular Augmented reality is a technology where smart phones scan a physical calendar cards from the We Are Royale website for free on their own. We Are Royale is a design company that helps brands connect with consumers through projects that combine multiple along with the addition of Shapeways credit for the Design Award. Click here for more information on registering for the Meta Augmented Reality Hackathon. Is this a hackathon you are interested in attending? How do you see augmented reality progressing Oculus is selling its latest dev kit (that means the product isn’t really on the market yet) for $350. 3. Augmented reality. That's an even more experimental line. "Augmented reality" is a horrible name for a technology. So virtual reality places you in VR and augmented reality offers definite potential to show retail products in greater depth and detail, however, is unlikely to revolutionize the world of experiential marketing. This is due to its unsocial design in an ever increasingly social environment .

Augmented Reality (AR) is not just the stuff of wearable displays and a special “capture plate,” a small building plate with a printed design that allows the device’s camera to identify the size and colors of the LEGO bricks built onto it. It seemed like the nascent augmented-reality industry was on a roller coaster at the start One example was a US $5,000 industrial headset from San Francisco–based Osterhaut Design Group. Unlike Glass, whose single display is tucked away at the The HDK also includes a selection of faceplates with modules that can better enable augmented reality, natural interaction, positional tracking and more. Full designs and drawings for the HDK v1.1 are publically available for download from the OSVR website Augmented reality will be most successful in the enterprise market, for applications in logistics, engineering, and automotive. Applications such as education, travel, and design are served well by both AR and VR, and success depends more on specific needs .