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AR Wave: Layers and Channels of Social Augmented Experiences
It is now nearly two weeks since the Google Wave preview launch and I am happy to say we have some AR Wave news. The diagram above shows Thomas Wrobel’s basic concept for a distributed, multi-user, open augmented reality framework based on the Google Wave Federation Protocol and servers (click on the image to see [...]
Continue reading...Augmented Reality – Bigger than the Web: Second Interview with Robert Rice from Neogence Enterprises
3. August 2009
I first started talking to Robert Rice, CEO of Neogence Enterprises, Chairman of the AR Consortium, in 2008. Robert was already actively working on creating the world’s first global augmented reality network. But it took a few months before what Robert had said to me about impending explosion of augmented reality into our lives really [...]
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13. October 2009
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