→ January 20, 2010Share The Swedish company T-post has taken augmented reality to a new level. Placing AR markers on a tshirt and packaging it as a “tshirt magazine”. According to the T-Post website their product is the world’s first wearable magazine. In other words, “Offbeat news + graphic t-shirt = T-post”. Once you sign up for a subscription you [...]
→ November 30, 2009Share Recently in my search for new and relevant augmented reality use cases, I began to search for white label uses of augmented reality. Like many web application services it is only a matter of time before companies begin to create white label versions of respective applications. This is where whiteapp comes along. whiteapp has a directory [...]
→ November 23, 2009Share A couple of weeks ago Home Depot introduced their Holiday Gift Card that includes an augmented reality experience. From a marketing perspective they’ve used a person to demonstrate the “3D” gift card for the consumer directly on the Home Depot channel on Youtube. Here is yet again a great marketing use case of incorporating an AR [...]
→ November 11, 2009Share Junaio launches an iPhone application that aims to bridge the gap between social networking and augmented reality. Junaio is developed by Munich based metaio which is a pioneer in the area of augmented reality technology. According to their website metaio develops software products for systems driven by visual interaction in both real and virtual worlds. According to [...]
→ October 28, 2009ShareAccording to a recent press release Majesco (NASDAQ: COOL) which is a provider of innovative video games has just announced the launch of “Ghostwire – Link to the Paranormal” a Nintendo DSi game for late 2010. I assume this will be just in time for the Halloween market of 2010. Gui Karyo, Executive Vice President of [...]
→ October 27, 2009Share Do you know where your tax money is going to as part of the $787 billion American Recovery and Reinvestment Act? Well, this new application that is available to iPhone 3GS and Android users you can see exactly where its going. Sunlight Labs, a think tank from Washington DC has launched an application called the “Recovery.gov [...]
