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Google Goggles – augmented reality
Interesting post about goggles and archaeology.Certainly Google hasn’t invented the ‘Turing Machine’ but it is interesting to see how specialists will populate this pool of knowledge and to what extend...
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Total Immersion and Heritage Prod on TV – Augmented Reality for Culture and...
Marker-based augmented reality application for Heritage Interpretation. Too many markers spoiling the authenticity of the building me...
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MOBILE AUGMENTED REALITY QUEST (MARQ) 2005-2007
An electronic AR tour guide for museums http://studierstube.icg.tu-graz.ac.at/handheld_ar/marq.php Filed under: AR and Heritage, Mobile AR Tagged: AR museum mobile guide
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The Berlin Wall is back!
A great example of Layar’s developing platform implemented by Hoppala and Superimposed. The concrete barrier built in Berlin by the German Democratic Republic dividing East Germany from West and...
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A few more interesting i-phone apps
STREET MUSEUM i-phone app http://www.museumoflondon.org.uk/MuseumOfLondon/Resources/app/you-are-here-app/index.html VOYAGER X-DRIVE ROMAN FORUM...
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Reconstructing artefacts with RFIDs
I particularly like the idea of a simultaneous visualisation of an artefact and its parts. In an artefact’s ‘biography’, conservation is the stage where different fragments of it (e.g. pottery sherds)...
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CAA2012 Call for Papers
Have a look at CAA2012 call for papers: http://www.southampton.ac.uk/caa2012/submissions/index.html I’m copying here abstracts of the two sessions I’m co-organising and hope to see many great...
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Extended Call for Papers @CAA2012!
Still time to submit some great research @CAA2012! Check out session codes HCI4 and Theory6. University of Southampton, Archaeology CAA 2012 – . Deadline: Wednesday 7th 23:59 UK time....
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‘Thinking Beyond the Tool’ IN PRESS
Thinking Beyond the Tool: archaeological computing and the interpretive process (cover by Javier Pereda) The idea of putting together this book was inspired by the session ‘Thinking beyond the Tool:...
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Attend CAA2012 online
For those of you who couldn’t make it to the CAA2012 conference but still want to learn all about the exciting research in computing applications in archaeology there’s the ‘Attend online’ option!...
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