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Fantasy Adventure NEW 2 Edition with English Subtitles. @safegaard Via Henrik Safegaard - Cloneartist 
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You may think that building home automation system is a tricky task. But in reality you can do this in less than day.
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Mercedes-Benz has come up with a fascinating way for those with an iPad, iPhone, Android, tablet PC or smartphone, to enhance the experience of looking at the humble car brochure. Via James Kapptie
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‘Portlandia’ Gets a Second Screen With IFC Sync (‘Portlandia’ Gets a Second Screen With IFC Sync http://t.co/EnmzAAQX...)... Via liaoyong
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Château Brown, a Pessac-Léognan grand cru, is now the most recent among many Bordeaux estates that are bringing QR codes into the mainstream for wine marketing, as it has added one of the two dimensional barcodes to its labels. Beyond the autumn 2012 bottles themselves, the QR codes are also being added advertising materials that are being distributed now; particularly for the Château Brown 2011 white and 2010 red. Via QRious CODE
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Un blog sur les avancées de la réalité augmentée – A blog about news of augmented reality. La veille · Les auteurs · La Réalité Augmentée ? Association RA'pro · L'association · Ago'RA · Des questions ?
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3) Augmented reality in radiology. Augmented reality has been a major issue for some time, but seeing the video below made it clear for me, this is where we are going to head in 2012. Doctors can see through patients. Via Anise Smith
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Les robots de nettoyage des vitres arrivent enfin à la maison. Le Windoro débarquera en France à partir du premier mars. Via Jean-Philippe BOCQUENET
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Après "Rescue code 112" (http://bit.ly/nZ8lk4) et "Safety QRcode" (http://bit.ly/xptNDP), voici une nouvelle utilisation du QRcode au service de la santé et la sécurité. Via NeoVectis.com, Vidos
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We're past the winter solstice and the days are getting longer, but that doesn't mean we're not sick of the sun setting around 5 in the afternoon. There is a way to get more sunlight through our windows - a heliostat. Via Artilect FabLab Toulouse
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MixAR is an iPhone App allowing users to easily create and share custom 3D augmented reality models, movies and experiences. Via masa
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Microsoft Hong Kong is celebrating the first anniversary of the launch of Kinect for Xbox 360 with a purple and pink Kinect pop up café located in Caroline Hill Road, Causeway Bay. Families can play game demos while eating light meals or take afternoon tea with QR Code cookies (image below), not Microsoft Tag cookies which is unsurprising. What is surprising is that the QR Code resolves to a difficult to navigate, dull and non-celebratory webpage. Wake up Microsoft marketing! Via QRious CODE
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The world's first visual browser, bringing the physical and virtual worlds together. Get Aurasma on your smartphone now for free from the App Store or Android Market. Via Jaana Nyström
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The Japan Institute of Science and Technology has created an incredible track from SCEE's futuristic racing series, WipEout - along with levitating, controllable vehicles. If you watch one video today, make it this one.
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AR technologies can do a lot of cool things, especially for small businesses. AR-based mobile applications essentially translate the digital experience to the offline world, overlaying contextual information on top of live video streams. For example, a shopper could enter a brick-and-mortar retailer, hold their phone in front of an item and access location-specific product details, prices, store discounts and customer reviews. Consumers could even "try on" the latest fashions or watch step-by-step instructional videos on how to install a new appliance. Via Gary Hayes
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UFO 2012 WORLD EXCLUSIVE: THE FINAL PROOF! ....OWNED! http://ceifan.org presents: PIXELS is Patrick Jean' latest short film, shot on location in New York. Wr... (RT @bartonsmith: Dude this is incredible! Outstanding idea - it's weird but it's very impressive and very funny. @safegaard Via Henrik Safegaard - Cloneartist
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En effet, à Heusden-Zolder, il est maintenant possible de payer son ticket de parking en scannatun code QR à l'aide de son smartphone. Les habitants et visiteurs peuvent régler leur ticket de stationnement avec leur smar... Via Stéphanie Sellier
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picture:Very few people in the mobile industry are neutral about QR codes. People either love 'em or hate 'em and think they'll go away as soon as other (NFC, augmented reality) technologies take over. Via Anise Smith
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Modeling clothing in SketchUp is not difficult at all. Here is a simple quick workflow on how to do it quickly Via Dulci
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"Grid is an Augmented Reality environment which provides a spatial configuration for real-time gaming at an architectural scale. This project showcases a prototype of the AR environment devised at one to one scale to test the possibilities of augmented reality in the built environment. The project uses a simple architectural maze which people can navigate through in real-time. The prototype was developed for the iphone using Qualcomm Augmented Reality SDK and Xcode." Via k3hamilton
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New Stiktu service lets users add text, images, stickers and sketches to objects by scanning them with a phone. Via callooh
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Wikipedia has chosen the Welsh town of Monmouth in the UK for a new project that will make use of QR codes. The project will be named Monmothpedia and aims to document the life of the entire town.
Several prominent locations, people and historic artifacts will be linked to a mobile Wikipedia page that can be accessed by scanning QR codes with a smart phone. Residents of the city will also take part in the project, as Wikipedia is tapping the populace for articles about life in the city. Via Anise Smith, Gust MEES, callooh
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"Marketers fall in love with tools and forget the reality of how they're used," said Ms. Robertson at AKQA. The appeal to marketers is clear. Implementing the codes is far less expensive than developing a proprietary app. They offer the ability to measure consumer activity and can provide shoppers with information, freeing up salespeople and increasing productivity. But what's the risk of the many QR codes that are unhelpful, don't work or are so complicated that it would be easier to enter a URL? Via QRious CODE
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Saying that video/TV content is becoming even more fragmented is an understatement. As a consumer I can watch incredible amounts of content across multiple screens from differing sources and this is growing with increased technology, as many certainly know from my numerous Connected TV articles. Via sfaure
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