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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...Everything Everywhere: Thomas Wrobel’s Proposal for an Open Augmented Reality Network
19. August 2009
Today, I was very excited when Thomas Wrobel sent me a draft of, “Everything Everywhere: A proposal for an Augmented Reality Network system based on existing protocols and infrastructure.” Thomas has kindly agreed to let me publish his draft, to open a discussion on this topic. The diagram opening this post (click image to enlarge) shows, [...]
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Adam Greenfield AMEE Android AR AR Consortium arduino AR Wave Augmented Reality Blair Macintyre Bruce Sterling Denno Coil everyware Games Alfresco Google Wave HomeCamp information shadows internet of things ISMAR 2009 Layar location based services markerless augmented reality mobile augmented reality Ogmento Open Grid OpenSim open source Ori Inbar Pachube realXtend Robert Rice sensor networks Smart Planet social augmented experiences the internet of things the shape of alpha Thomas Wrobel Tim O'Reilly Tonchidot ubicomp ubiquitous computing Usman Haque Wave Federation Protocol Web Meets World WhereCamp Wikitude
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