Surface, virtual photo albums and check the family's whereabouts
By Tim Ferguson, 13 May 2009 10:00
Also part of the augmented reality demonstration was a treasure hunt in which the computer screen places animation - in this case bubbles - over actual camera footage.
The user follows the direction of the bubbles' movements with the camera in order to locate a virtual treasure chest located nearby.
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1. Richard
Photo 1: In view of the current paranoia about "security" and public photography; does photo 1 really need any comment?