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I just discovered this new form of digital graffiti! Aurasma (I probably should've use a paper version for this experiment but try it yourselves!) The video being played is not the one from my blog. It is a video I captured on my phone whilst promoting around town. The actual video is here: www.maxbilbow.com All is explained here, by Technologist, Matt Mills: www.ted.com "Augmented reality is the process of adding layers of information onto the world we see, viewable only through technology. In this space, the Aurasma Lite app uses a smartphone and camera to lay "auras"--3D images, games, animations--onto real-world places. Point your phone at a movie poster on the street and launch a trailer; point at a building to pull up an interactive map... or create your own "aura" and upload it to the virtual space for anyone to see. Matt Mills and Tamara Roukaerts both joined Aurasma when it launched in June 2011. They say: "This is the next step on from simply browsing the internet because now the digital content we discover, create and share can be woven seamlessly in to the world around us." "We love paper and we love technology ... so, this hybridization is the result!" Ethel Baraona Pohl, architecture writer, commenting on Domus' recent collaboration with Aurasma |
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Aurasma lite iPhone app tested on my blog. AMAZING! 5 Stars!
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