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Saturday, October 02, 2004
Black Magic - Americas Cup 2003
Black Magic is an implementation of the Augmented Reality Toolkit that shows VR models ontop of books. The really cool think is that, if you have a decent web cam, you can download their software, print out their test pages, and expericence Augmented Reality for yourself directly.
I tried this yesterday, and had to show everyone I could lay my hands on. Very cool stuff.
Black Magic - Americas Cup 2003
- posted @ 12:45 PM
