MovableScreen Augmented Reality
Posted in Technology on 13. Apr, 2009
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)
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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.