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Augmented Reality is very much a buzzword, indeed it’s such a buzzword it’s already fading in to the commonplace (there’s been enough QR code / webcam games now and we’ve certainly done our share (RubberDuckzilla).
It’s something that seems very likely to me to develop rapidly, because there’s a clear direction with both technologies that compliment it (mobile computing, the ubiquity of wireless broadband, super cheap digital cameras, plus we’re finally getting closer to tech that gets a little closer to your eyes and brain). AR (or “Mediated Reality as Vernor Vinge put it) was something I read about a while back in Rainbow’s End (not the greatest book of his, but very vivid), but I’ve not seen anything that gets that close.
Then I spotted this student piece via Kester - Augmented (hyper)Reality. I think this (sadly) gets a lot right. I ask myself “What will my kids do that freaks me out” and I think the answer is “Find living in this utterly natural”.