Augmented reality (AR) has applications in many areas including sports, ecommerce, education, entertainment, and the military. AR uses mobile devices and sensors to overlay digital information and graphics onto the real world. Early examples of AR date back to the 1970s and 1980s but the technology is now more widely used. Popular AR apps allow users to play games, view product information and translations, and get directions overlaid on real-time camera views of locations. Developers have a variety of toolkits for creating AR experiences across Android, iOS, and Windows platforms. The goal of AR is to automate tasks and facilitate collaboration through integrated technologies that solve problems effectively.

1. Augmented
Reality
Mohamad Iqbal
@ciebal

2. 70’s

3. 80’s

4. Now…

5. Innovation

6. Augmented

7. Augmented Reality
AR for Sport

8. AR for Ecommerce

9. AR for Education

10. AR for Entertainment

11. AR for Military

12. Augmented
Mobile Device

13. AR for Translation

14. Location
Registration Sensor Information
Mobile Augmented Reality Device

15. MARA
http://research.nokia.com/page/219 2004

16. Location Image
Registration Sensor Information
Mobile Augmented Reality Device

17. Tower Defense Game with AR

18. Gyroscope
Camera
GPS
Location Image
Registration Sensor Information
Mobile Augmented Reality Device

19. Smash Mania

20. Gyroscope
Compass
Camera
GPS
Location Image Cloud
Registration Sensor Information
Mobile Augmented Reality Device

21. Toresto for Windows Phone

22. Gyroscope
Compass
Camera
GPS
Location Image Cloud LBS
Registration Sensor Information
Mobile Augmented Reality Device

23. City Lens

24. For Developers …

25. AR for Developers
• NyARToolkit
Android • Vuforia
• ZXing
• Obvious
iOS • String
• ZXing
Windows • GART
Phone • SLARToolkit

26. Augmented reality applications should
automate, facilitate and collaborate in our daily
activities (Benderson and Druin, 1995,)
It should be a tool, which allows us to solve our
problems more effectively, this by integrating
many diverse and emerging technologies
(Bimber and Raskar, 2005)

27. Thank You!
ciebal