Telstra - our connected future. A window into the future like the Corning a day made of glass series.

90 year old lady tries out the Oculus Rift virtual reality headset. Super exciting tech. Shows the potential beyond gaming.

Source: laughingsquid

laughingsquid:

What It’s Like to Play ‘Team Fortress 2′ on the Oculus Rift Virtual Reality Headset

Google - how it feels through glass. A bit too high tech for my brain.

Lockitron. Deadbolt keyless entry with your mobile. Interesting start-up tech available for pre-order now.

Source: stepa

AnyTouch, a tactile objects prototype. New innovations in motion sensing technology by Digitas Labs Paris and Ayotle. I think the tech behind the Leap is ahead of the game here with its product close to consumer ready (I’ve got one pre-ordered).

(Source: hallojo)

White Kanga. Interactive, robotic, 3D mapping. I don’t know how this is done but it’s damn impressive.

Source: videovault

The Leap. Control your computer with your finger and hand movement. Impressive ‘Minority Report’ like tech hitting the market at the end of this year. 

Scalado Rewind - take a group then change parts to get the best shot of everyone.

Source: helloyoucreatives

Arqball Spin on Kickstarter. An app that creates photorealistic 3D models with your iPhone with the help of a rotating platforms. They’re now on kickstarter looking to fund production of their platforms. I’ve jumped on board with an $85 pledge. First time I’ve made a pledge, feels good to help reward someones ingenuity (for stuff of course).

Google - project glass. Interesting take on where the future of mobile communication and connectivity is heading. Who needs Siri when you can talk to your glasses (like some wierdo).

trendd:

This is a pretty amazing application of physical toys with AR. Although it’s still a shame that you have to hold up a tablet or phone to view it. Maybe if Google’s Goggles turn out to be real, that could change..

“Using Qualcomm’s Vuforia augmented reality platform, and the camera from a tablet or smartphone running the app, the user (hopefully your kids) can bring scenes to life. We saw Bert and Ernie enjoying some tunes after a jukebox was placed in the room. We also had the ability to turn the disco lights on and play music. Other accessories included a toilet and car.”

Sesame Street Augmented Reality Dolls Take AR to the Next Level (by minipcpro)

Arqball Spin demo. Create photorealistic 3D models with your iPhone. Absolutely amazing tech and a great article on it by Erick Schonfeld.

Project Kara - tech demo from Quantum Dream. Nice short film that also demonstrates the latest gaming animation tech.No disassemble Stephanie, Johnny 5 is alive! 

helloyoucreatives

ideas-factory:

Music in a can! 

Dry The River’s debut album Shallow Bed have done these amazing posters that you can actually listen to from a can!!

Creative Directors: Phil Clandillon and Steve Milbourne
Creatives: Keighley Allen and Sophie Yeoman
Producer: Simon Poon Tip