"Mobile Reality"
summary
Smartphones now act as a lens into layered data: EveryScape serves panoramic stitched imagery for inside/outside navigation, WikiTude pulls Wikipedia to POIs on G1/iPhone, Mob Zombies maps the player’s physical movement to an iPhone character as a movement-controlled iPhone game, and prototypes overlay MRIs on patients and let utility crews see underground pipes in real time. Current limitations are noisy GPS/compass and immature image processing; investors want simple proof points—paid apps or games—that actually attract users.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Introduction to AR
- 2:33Mobile reality presentation
- 6:13Gaming and AR integration
- 9:45AR use cases and examples
- 12:52Panel Q&A on the future of AR
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