"Interaction Design For Augmented Reality" In ReadWriteWeb

Mar­shall Kirk­patrick of Read­WriteWeb links to Inside Out: Inter­ac­tion Design for Aug­mented Real­ity (the lat­est Every­ware col­umn) in two recent sto­ries track­ing the fast-moving aug­mented real­ity space; Aug­mented Real­ity: Five Bari­ers to a Web That’s Every­where and, and Robot­Vi­sion: A Bing-powered iPhone Aug­mented Real­ity Browser. 

Thanks, Mar­shall!

And as a bonus, Tim O’Reilly tweeted about Marshall’s arti­cle.  I doubt that Tim reads this feed, but it’s always nice to be rec­og­nized, even indirectly.

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One Response to “"Interaction Design For Augmented Reality" In ReadWriteWeb”

  1. Johnny Holland – It's all about interaction » Blog Archive » Radio Johnny: Joe Lamantia on Augmented Reality
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