January 2010
9 posts
AR for Architects
“Augmented-reality drop-down menus are the Gothic ornamentation of tomorrow.”
Domestic Robocop was featured on BLDGBLOG today, thanks Nic and Geoff!
Geoff Manaugh also linked in this article from the Icon website about AR; towards the end there are some interesting points on AR, Architecture (ARchitecture? sorry, it had to be done at some point), and the changing role of the...
Beyond the Beyond
Been away for the weekend, but have returned to find my video featured on Bruce Sterling’s Wired blog. I grew up reading Bruce Sterling’s fiction, and he has become something of an AR guru, so I’m extremely honored. I’d better get working on the next one!
note to self: must stop checking my youtube hits twice a day…
Charlie Brooker on Augmented Reality →
“Some people will say there’s something sinister and wrong about all of this. They’ll claim it’s better to look at actual people and breathe actual air. But then they’ve never lived in Reading.”
I'm famous! →
Augmented.org just posted on their blog about my film, wohoo!<p>
[update]
Two more prominent blogs posted on my video! the Augmented Times, and Games Alfresco.
Oh my god its already happening →
The first computer legible/scannable building appears in Tokyo. The link will take you to a video showing the ‘N building’ in real and augmented reality. Nao Tokui is responsible i think » http://www.sonasphere.com/blog
[edit] Design by Naoki Terada: http://www.teradadesign.com/
Guardian online: 7 Things You Need to Know About... →
2010: the year of AR (apparently). Not sure if thats good or bad for me.