I think you are mistaken.. although it is in fact a high relief map, it does not mean augmented as in an augmented map, but that this map is rendered in augmented reality.. basically the map you’re looking at in the video, isn’t actually there.
Niko381
7/27/2009
probably not too far off from what we will see soon. the technology exists, it just has to be adapted.
Interesting. How is this intended to be used? Has this an applicable purpose, or is this a proof of concept for use with future technology?
jroddimus
8/18/2009
what is it on the map?
kuprikov
8/19/2009
The technology is real, the image is virtual, which is the point.
An imaging device is used to track definable points on a grid or on a single point, and software is used to place a virtual object over this tracked point, essentially putting the object “into” the real world. Though, this can only be seen through a monitor, camera or head mounted display.
But yeah, you wouldn’t actually be able to see the map with just your eyes, that technology doesn’t exist quite yet…:)
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22 Comments
only with special glasses.
lunkferios
7/20/2009
it actually pops up in real life, pretty amazing huh?
domino14
7/23/2009
ok so does this really pop up in real life or can you only see it on a screen or through some special glasses?
massore1980
7/25/2009
I’m thinking virtual reality. Put on the goggles ( or in the future… push the button on the side of your head) and you’re there!!
I don’t know what augmented is, but I’m checking it out……….. now!!!!!
SunsetLightGalaxie
7/25/2009
nice, very nice
rikhanz
7/26/2009
I think you are mistaken.. although it is in fact a high relief map, it does not mean augmented as in an augmented map, but that this map is rendered in augmented reality.. basically the map you’re looking at in the video, isn’t actually there.
Niko381
7/27/2009
probably not too far off from what we will see soon. the technology exists, it just has to be adapted.
culpritdesign
7/28/2009
this reminds me of Johnny Lee’s work
chaOsMastaGuru
7/30/2009
so was this made with ArcGIS and ARmedia?
buckie0201
7/30/2009
it’s a simple high relief map. not an augmented
KillerFitfh
8/1/2009
o____O” WTF??
zaubertom
8/3/2009
At the first time I thought it was edited but such thing exist.
prodigy0123456789
8/6/2009
awesome. You could have some kind of glasses with screens on them, and two cameras, then you could see this in real life.
Chr452
8/7/2009
Muito bem montado o vídeo, parabéns!
luissadeck
8/9/2009
you the game eye of judgment this pretty much the same technology it analyzes the picture then puts a 3d image on the screen awesome ain’t it
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Hakidia
8/12/2009
i think it’s just cool…
THkaas
8/15/2009
Interesting. How is this intended to be used? Has this an applicable purpose, or is this a proof of concept for use with future technology?
jroddimus
8/18/2009
what is it on the map?
kuprikov
8/19/2009
The technology is real, the image is virtual, which is the point.
An imaging device is used to track definable points on a grid or on a single point, and software is used to place a virtual object over this tracked point, essentially putting the object “into” the real world. Though, this can only be seen through a monitor, camera or head mounted display.
But yeah, you wouldn’t actually be able to see the map with just your eyes, that technology doesn’t exist quite yet…:)
fightingfarmer001
8/22/2009
no its not real. but cool
auronx223
8/23/2009
is that real? i don’t believe it.
xragecagex
8/24/2009
Great proof of concept. Perfectly demoed.
veersed
8/25/2009
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