The purpose of this blog is to help better understand augmented reality (AR) by providing background information on AR, current examples of AR, future uses of AR, and the downsides of AR. I will be posting on these topics in the coming weeks as part of my studies in IS 4063 at UTSA. I would appreciate any feedback.
Sunday, August 8, 2010
Limitations of Augmented Reality
Augmented reality has been a fascinating and exciting topic to discuss in the last few posts. Certainly the technology has come a long ways from its roots in virtual reality. Augmented reality has evolved from the cumbersome head-mounted device to mobile phones. Its current implementation on the mobile phone has shaped augmented reality into what it is today. Along its development path, augmented reality has met some challenges since the technology is dependent on the advancement of computers and the digital network. Where it will take off in the future is still to be determined. Augmented reality still has some challenges and limitations. [More]
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Augmented Reality (AR) content can be accessed by scanning or viewing a trigger image with a mobile device that creates a subsequent action.
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