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Thursday, July 22nd, 2010 / Arpan Mehta
www.augmentedworks.com With Augmented GeoTravel, you get the most complete travel guide in the world. Until now, augmented reality was only a great looking tech demo. Now, GeoTravel gives you the chance to plan your trip, letting you know in advance the points of interest within the place you want to visit. Augmented GeoTravel is the first Augmented Reality iPhone App with Offline funtionality that lets you download full Wikipedia articles on your iPhone (including images)! Discover more on http
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Friday, February 27th, 2009 / Arpan Mehta
This video demonstrates the augmented reality camera view of Wikitude AR on a G1 phone from a couple of viewpoints in Salzburg, Austria. Wikitude is a mobile travel guide based on Wikipedia and Panoramio. Search landmarks in your surroundings and view them on a map, list, and on an Augmented Reality (AR) camera view: What you see is an annotated landscape, mountain names, landmark descriptions, and interesting stories. The device displayed is a G1 Google phone, running Android. This video has been produced by Mobilizy.com
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Tuesday, December 16th, 2008 / Arpan Mehta
This video demonstrates the augmented reality camera view of Wikitude AR on a G1 phone from a beautiful viewpoint looking down on Salzburg.
Wikitude is a mobile travel guide based on Wikipedia and Panoramio. Search landmarks in your surroundings and view them on a map, list, and on an Augmented Reality (AR) camera view: What you see is an annotated landscape, mountain names, landmark descriptions, and interesting stories.
The device displayed is a G1 Google phone, running Android.
This video has been produced by Mobilizy.com
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