10 applications concrètes de la Réalité Augmentée

Augmented Reality - Explained by Common Craft - Common Craft - O I think we can all agree that reality is pretty great. It’s what we experience through our senses like our eyes, and phones with cameras. The Internet is awesome too, but the Internet and reality have a hard time working together. Thankfully this is changing quickly. New tools mean that the world around you can now be seen with a layer of new information from the Internet.

Google Glass: The opposition grows The opposition will congregate in dark corners. They will whisper with their mouths, while their eyes will scan the room for spies wearing strange spectacles. The spies will likely be men. How many women would really like to waft down the street wearing Google Glass ? It won't be easy. Once you've been cybernated, there's no turning back. Innoactive Meet Paula – the virtual avatar that is guiding SATURN customers through the store while giving insights on product features. Europe’s biggest consumer electronic retailer MediaMarktSaturn is taking its grand ‘HoloLoens-based tour’ on the road, offering visitors of selected SATURN stores the unique opportunity to meet Paula, the speaking virtual avatar. Paula escorts users through the market while presenting new products and their unique features. The mixed reality tour, which was realised based on the Microsoft HoloLens and is powered by us allows visitors to experience mixed reality in a real-life shopping environment. “During the tour, once again we’re enabling Saturn’s customers to experience innovative technology.

 ShieldsUP! — Internet Vulnerability Profiling   Your Internet connection's IP address is uniquely associated with the following "machine name": The string of text above is known as your Internet connection's "reverse DNS." The end of the string is probably a domain name related to your ISP. This will be common to all customers of this ISP. But the beginning of the string uniquely identifies your Internet connection. The question is: Is the beginning of the string an "account ID" that is uniquely and permanently tied to you, or is it merely related to your current public IP address and thus subject to change?

Augmented reality and the ultimate user manual Most user manuals are worthless. They’re chock full of poorly written text and confusing diagrams. Worse still, the gap between problem and solution is vast because we’re forced to apply a linear format (a guide) to a specific question. Where’s a search box when you need it? But here’s an idea: What if instead of leafing through pages or scrolling through an online manual, you could simply see your way through a task? Google Glass: what you need to know Update: Google has halted production on its experimental wearable, but Google Glass 2 may secretly be making rounds. Matt's original review is below. Google Glass is the controversial wearable that still has its sci-looking beta testers turning heads and being peppered with questions. How does it work? What does it feel like? And, of course the inevitable, well, can I try it?

10 Interactive User Interfaces For The Future - Gizmo Watch We have already seen an array of user interfaces, ranging from the mouse and keyboards to touchscreens, gestures and multitouch. But the future is still nowhere neigh. There are still more unique, interactive and futuristic user interfaces to be seen and reckoned with, because only a good user interface can bring out a great user experience. Here, we have compiled a list of top 10 interactive user interfaces that give us a glimpse at what is yet to come in the genre, down miss the jump. Edit

Man Augmented: Is technology finally fusing with the body? Could we soon be augmented with biosynthetic prostheses? How much can we already be repaired thanks to robotics applied to medical purposes? Piece by piece, humans are pushing the bionic man towards reality. Science fiction has long questioned the dangers of building powerful, “intelligent” robots, supplementing our body and mind. Apple Magic Trackpad Review Apple has been in the line of fire lately. It's an unusual place for the company, which has found itself on the positive end of things for quite a while. In fact, for a string of years, it seemed as if Apple could do no wrong. Paralyzed Man Sends Tweet With His Eyes Perhaps one of the scariest things that can happen to a person is to succumb to ‘Locked-in’ syndrome in which the body is paralyzed but the mind is unharmed. Until recently, those suffering were often assumed to be dead or severely brain damaged and treated accordingly, all the while still awake. Tony Nicklinson in the UK is one such patient, having suffered a stroke that left all but his eyes unable to move. However Nicklinson has broken out of his corporal prison using modern eye-tracking technology. A camera follows where he looks on a board of letters and specialized software translates his eye movements into words.

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Futurist's Cheat Sheet: Human Augmentation As long as there have been humans, there have been dreams of super humans. Eyeglasses started sharpening vision in the 1200s, pacemakers have been implanted to extend lifespans since the late 1950s, and the first strength-amplifying robotic exoskeletons shipped earlier this year. But those innovations are only the beginning. With advances in technology, the ability to vastly enhance human capabilities is right around the corner.

Technology Review: Blogs: TR Editors' blog: Five Futuristic Interfaces on Display at SIGGRAPH The annual meeting of the ACM’s Special Interest Group on Graphics and Interactive Techniques, SIGGRAPH 2009, takes place in New Orleans this week. The event brings together some of the world’s best digital artists and computer researchers and is a showcase for some interesting new interfaces. Here are five particularly cool ideas that will be on display at this year’s event. 1. Touchable Holography A team of researchers at the University of Tokyo led by Hiroyuki Shinoda has developed a display that lets users “touch” objects that appear to float in space in front of them.