Forget augmented reality glasses—AR windows are here today

We hear a lot of talk about the possibility of augmented reality glasses in the future, but it turns out there's another way engage the technology that might be more social: through an interactive window. 

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That's the idea behind a new prototype device called DeepFrame from Denmark-based RealFiction. What you'll notice when looking at the demonstration videos (below) is that the images look correctly placed (positionally and in terms of scale) in the real world as opposed to appearing as mere translucent images displayed over a location.

DeepFrame seems like a fairly simple and obvious idea when you think about it, but with all the focus on mobile in the tech space, most companies have instead been looking to AR apps for smartphones and future wearable AR devices.  Read more...

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