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The Museum of London has launched an iPhone app that enables users to access its extensive art and photographic images of the streets of London
Developed in conjunction with Brothers and Sisters, the free StreetMuseum app utilises the iPhone’s geolocation technology to allow users to hold up their phones to London landmarks and overlay a historic image of it on the real-time image.
This is a great new use of Augmented Reality.
3M adds an unexpected service to their arsenal. Upload an image and their proprietary technology indicates via heat map where we are more likely to look. Is this a way of supporting your design with analytical data?
How do you create a tone with your work? How do you preserve that tone across multiple formats?
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Compelling and relevant message told using really interesting technology. Plus love the use of tilt-shift in the video.
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Coming soon to an ad near you. I first saw this kind of technology used by Cirque du Soleil. In one of their shows the sets are projected and the performers can interact with the projections, but that is at a large scale. This technology in such a portable form means it will soon be everywhere.
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