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I am not a techie.

I am not a techprogressive.

But I bet on Augmented Reality to be a decisive component of the fine-granular information ubiquity environment, which is emerging in this decade 2010-2020.

The reality is becoming a web

The web has become a reality in the last 20 years – and now we witness that the reality is becoming a web. It is transforming into a weblike matrix of “activated space”. The space of today may be called “mute space” and “blind space” in the future – if it is not

enriched with information, not “talking”, not “hearing”, not reacting to the people around. The analyst predicts this. (My personal opinion is that we still should strive for silence and contemplation in the future.) See the merging of AR principle and powerful recognition technology in the video – to allow/limit this kind of (intrusive?) social transparency is a political issue in this decade.

AR to counterbalance the technological intelligence around us (Subjectoid)

Remind the lesson of evolution biology: A population is shaped by the environment, but at the same time it is shaping the environment. With Augmented Reality on the one end and Sensor Web on the other we envision the Mixed Reality and Ambient Spaces reacting

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16 business models for Augmented Reality (remind the hype curve)

Just as an addon to the previous post talking about mysterious “augmented participation” as a possible growth field here is the colorful Gary Hayes list:

16 Top Augmented Reality Business Models | PERSONALIZE MEDIA

With some well known examples as seen on youtube (2009!). The collection and systematic has not been evaluated by me, just want to kick it in here as a starter for the AR skeptics.

Auguverse?

Google “auguverse” and you will find virtually nothing – however we will call it, the “mixed / augmented reality universe” might be a 1.000 times bigger in 2020 as a information space, than the web of today (measured in counted information objects, not the exabyte volume). Hey, I am a futurist and it is Friday, I can talk like this – with IPv6, sensor web, social ubiquity and internet of things in mind.

Straigt to flickr image in a readable form.

There was an inspiring AR congress in Rotterdam, NL, on 4th of Dec and I had the honor to be in the hosting team with Claire Boonstra (from famous LAYAR) Christina Rittchen (Mobilizy – the guys from Austria, who created Wikitude), Truus Dokter of ItFits, Jan Misker (project manager for V2_ AR), Artm Baguinski, Carl William Kerchmar, Kwela Sabine Hermanns. See links for more here: http://portaltoyourdreamsblog.blogspot.com/2009/12/v2-ar-ecosystem-hosting-team.html

Get some impressions of presentations and the creativity of the breakout sessions here:
Update 2009-12-21
  • Find developer camps for Augmented Reality next to you: ardevcamp.org
  • changed word: gathering

There has been some Government 2.0 Camp in Berlin. Afterwords I have finished two slideshows of my two sessions. The texts are in German.

Augmented Citizen

There is a public mind map of the session: https://www.mindmeister.com/28097938

more:
If you cannot imagine, waht to do with mobile augmented reality, just watch this video:

Documentation: Layar, worlds first mobile Augmented Reality browser

Citizen Wiki

The mind map of the session: https://www.mindmeister.com/28161082

More: Schroll: Citizen Wiki » Government 2.0 Camp Dokumentation

Update 2009-10-28
  • Embedded videos and listed new links
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