You turn the screen, the image moves, all kinds of information overlays come up.
It’s the future people. This is probably a “simple” version.
(via engadget)
MovableScreen Augmented Reality
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What i find cool about this, is that the tester mounted an iMac on a swivel pole at eyelevel. It opens up a new form of interface (although not mega portable, meaning it stays in one room)which is not a kiosk, with a larger format screen. Downsides are only price. Upside is that you can pimp up a iMac with all sorts of cool software and sensors to do cool stuff.
But it has to be “simple” for museum visitors. They only have 2-5 minutes for learning and using an application.