This document discusses how digital information can be integrated into the physical world. It provides examples of technologies and projects that merge digital and physical information, including SixthSense, iButterfly, CouchSurfing, JazzBottles, and augmented reality applications. The document explores how digital information can be presented and interpreted in the physical world using objects, experiences, social media integration, and projection mapping onto everyday items. The overall goal discussed is to find ways to enrich physical situations and objects with associated digital data.

1. Digital information
in the physical world
Gert Pellens

2. Which digital information can be used in the physical
world and how can this information be merged,
presented and interpreted?
General idea

3. Inspiration

4. SixthSense integrates digital information
into the physical world and its objects,
making the entire world your computer.
Pranav Mistry
Inspiration

5. iButterfly is a mix of Augmented Reality and GPS and to
collect coupons, generating information from all over Japan.
Mobile Art Lab
Inspiration

6. CouchSurfing helps you find people all over
the world that offer you a couch to sleep
on or are open for a coffee & conversation.
CouchSurfing
Facebook CouchSurfing Reisblogger
Inspiration

7. Inspiration

8. JazzBottles - Bottles as a Minimal
Interface to Access Digital Information
Tangle Media Group
Inspiration

9. Daniel Libeskind - Jewish Museum Berlin
Thesisproject Interior Architect

10. Which digital information can be used in the physical
world and how can this information be merged,
presented and interpreted?
General idea

12. social
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coffee
social
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pain
alone

13. social
C3 + G7 + A3 = checkmate
coffee
social
miss her
pain
alone

14. social
C3 + G7 + A3 = checkmate
coffee
social
miss her
pain
alone

18. Development

19. Following the online lessons of Stanford
University of iPhone (Objective C) developing.
(iTunes University)
Paul Hegarty
Xcode Layar
Development

20. accelerometer
face detection
Development

21. augmented reality
RFID
colortracking
Development

22. Development

23. Development

24. Development

25. Development

26. Development

27. Development

28. Development

29. Future

30. Projection on everyday objects
Situation and the digital information
associated with this situation or objects
Future

31. Intergration of social media in
a public space
Future

32. END RESULT
fill one room with objects or experiences that can be
associated and enriched with digital information
Edward Hopper Room in New York
Future

33. Thank you