Usually I try to avoid having a post consisting of just a Youtube clip. But I'm too tired for a full blown post, and I'll compensate you over the weekend. I promise. So here's Oxford University's Georg Klein, running a port of the PTAM algorithm on the iPhone. It's shiny!
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WOW,BUT WHO IS QDEROPATEO,AND HOW DID THEY GET IT?
Wow, that's incredibly impressive technology for an iPhone 3G! Seeing those early augmented reality experiments makes you wonder how far gaming has come. If you're into quick, engaging browser games, you might really enjoy diving into some io games to see what modern, simple fun looks like. Thanks for sharing this glimpse into AR's past!
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2 comments:
WOW,BUT WHO IS QDEROPATEO,AND HOW DID THEY GET IT?
Wow, that's incredibly impressive technology for an iPhone 3G! Seeing those early augmented reality experiments makes you wonder how far gaming has come. If you're into quick, engaging browser games, you might really enjoy diving into some io games to see what modern, simple fun looks like. Thanks for sharing this glimpse into AR's past!
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