AR Door on request by the Prefecture of the Moscow Eastern Administrative District has developed a multifunctional Augmented Reality tourist guide on the district.
*Nearby POIs – when you arrive, tap to locate yourself by GPS in real time and find the nearest POIs within the distance you set (100m–20km);
*Tons to See and to Do – POIs of attractions like monuments, parks, theatres, galleries, churches, cathedrals, manors, concert halls. All accompanied by a detailed historical information;
*Supports list view and map view, with contact information and location on the map;
*The app does Augmented Reality – overlay information onto the world around you;
*Images – help you to grab a quick virtual understanding of the city;
*Rich background information – city introduction, etymology, history, geography, culture;
*2 languages – English and Russian.
Dmitry release small Augmented Reality Snow Scene for iPhone. Kinda fast and pretty. Christmas theme. Below some promocodes for it. Post in comments which one you get.
FAAST is middleware to facilitate integration of full-body control with games and VR applications using OpenNI-compliant depth sensors (currently the PrimeSensor and the Microsoft Kinect). The toolkit incorporates a custom VRPN server to stream the user's skeleton over a network, allowing VR applications to read the skeletal joints as trackers using any VRPN client. FAAST can also emulate keyboard input triggered by body posture and specific gestures. This allows the user add custom body-based control mechanisms to existing off-the-shelf games that do not provide official support for depth sensors.
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