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The ARpoise project has been inluded in theARpoise is the server environment for the ARpoise geolocative AR client app,
and for the AR-vos geolocative & image trigger and SLAM AR client app.
The geolocative ARpoise client app runs on most iOS and Android smartphones and tablets, and is available in the Apple App Store and in the Google Play store. On your mobile device, download ARpoise for Android from the Google Play store or ARpoise for iOS from the Apple App Store. |
ARpoise for mobile devices is currently used for the following projects
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Creating an open source Augmented Reality platform: Apple's purchase of the leading augmented reality platform Metaio in 2015 brought AR to the world's attention - and was a total disaster for people who had been using the platform for years and suddenly saw their projects become obsolete.Although commercial companies will continue to drive the development of cutting edge technical advances in 3d environment mapping and image recognition technology, there are many forms of AR that are relatively simple to implement and are very useful for academic and artistic purposes.
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Want to help develop the platform? The existing code includes:
Ideally, it would include these further steps:
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Contact ARpoise project leaders public@arpoise.com Peter Graf & Tamiko Thiel Peter Graf is a software developer with over 25 years of experience and a pioneer in web server design - he helped bring the New York Times online for the first time back in 1995. He will consult on and guide further development as a technical advisor. Tamiko Thiel is an internationally recognized augmented reality artist and co-founder of the legendary augmented reality artist group Manifest.AR. She participated in Manifest.AR's highly regarded guerrilla AR intervention into the Museum of Modern Art New York in 2010, and led their guerrilla intervention into the Venice Biennale in 2011 (See excerpt from Whitney Museum New Media Curator Christiane Paul's reference book Digital Art). Her official participations and commissions include venues such the Istanbul Biennale (official parallel project), the Institute of Contemporary Art in Boston, FACT Liverpool, Ars Electronica, the Zero1 Biennial in Silicon Valley, the Seattle Art Museum and the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York. She has taught AR as an art form at the Berlin University of the Arts (Germany), Duke University (USA), Nanyang Technological University (Singapore) and the University of Art and Design Linz (Austria). As the head of packaging design for Thinking Machines Corporation in the mid-1980s she is on the Honor Roll of the IT History Society for the visual form of the Connection Machine CM-1/CM-2 and a co-holder of TMC's patent for a "Method for Interconnecting Processors in Hyper-Dimensional Array" for the Connection Machine CM-1 parallel supercomputer. One of the few surviving CM-2s is in the permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art in New York. She will accompany the development process as advisor in the areas of functionality and user interface. |
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