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Layar
Augmented Reality, Immersive Tech, 3D and more!
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We’ve been working on a new project for several months, and now it’s finally available!* Head on over to Stiktu.com to check it out.
*select European countries only, for now.
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We’re in the Christmas spirit here at Layar now that it’s December 1st! Case in point: our management team has “Elfed” themselves.
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Starbucks is rolling out an AR app this holiday season. It shows you some animations on top of your cup, and lets you collect characters and share them online with friends.
What does everyone think of this kind of AR campaign? Will a big name like Starbucks help it take off?
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And another video, explaining Layar Vision a bit more.
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So, what happened to augmented reality? I don’t think it’s really gone anywhere – I just think it’s fallen past the general consumer’s attention. But I don’t think it’s gone forever. With the apps being developed, and as people figure the technology out more, there’s a strong chance that AR comes back stronger than ever, sooner rather than later.
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Arrrrrrrrrrrrrr! (Get it?)
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Laura and Allison are *so* excited to tell you about their Feng Shui apps! Specifically, “Live Feng Shui,” also known as “augmented reality.”
Is there a good reason why the “Fame and Reputation” area of their room happens to be where the bed is?
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With the help of a free app called Layar, users point their phone’s camera at an area along the canal and a three-dimensional model of the building appears on top of the modern day canal. The models are to scale, so the buildings grow bigger as the user approaches, and are placed nearly exactly where they stood more than 130 years ago.
In Georgia, people can use Layar to view the “long gone buildings of the Confederate Powderworks”.
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