Le jeu vidéo de la semaine : La vie de George - Jeux vidéo - Le Nouvel Observateur. Même les Lego se mettent à l'iPhone ! Les bonnes vieilles briques de constructions n'ont pas dit leur dernier mot et s'allient au jeu vidéo pour raconter "la vie de George". Le surprenant résultat, mêlant réalité augmentée jeu physique. Concrètement, l'application iPhone lance des défis de construction : un cactus, un crabe, une jeune fille... Au joueur de les reproduire dans le temps imparti avec les 144 briques fournies, avant de prendre en photo son chef d'œuvre. L'iPhone attribue alors un score en fonction du résultat. Simple et terriblement efficace... "La vie de George" offre un véritable challenge, empreint d'un stress bon enfant, qui plaira aux plus jeunes et aux parents nostalgiques des briques danoises. Au long des 120 défis de construction, le jeu se révèle un peu répétitif. Dommage que l'application ne soit pour l'instant qu'en anglais.
Les plus : - Le concept original- (Re)jouer avec les briques Lego- Le mode deux joueurs Les moins : - Répétitif- Application non traduite.
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YOUReality applications answer the question, "What will this look like in my home? " Bringing a significant new business opportunity to U.S. Nancy Agati\’s \”Lumen\” appears above Boathouse Row on the Spring Garden Bridge Public art and augmented reality have collided in Philadelphia. On Friday, tech arts program Breadboard — an initiative hosted by the University City Science Center — launched the local version of the Virtual Public Art Project, a national augmented reality art program. Using a free mobile application at eight locations in the city users can load up three-dimensional images that correlate geographically with popular Philadelphia landmarks like the Philadelphia Art Museum and Logan Square. For Breadboard organizer Dan Schimmel, it’s a counterweight to the commercial AR experiences that are starting to become more prevalent in the mobile sphere. “[Augmented Reality] is certainly going to crash through our lives through commerce and advertising.
Artists responded to a call from Breadboard and were trained through workshops about basic 3D modelling tools, with help from VPAP at Next Fab Studio. Related In "Creative" Cardiff firm designs air guitar for interactive T-shirt. 1 November 2010Last updated at 07:00 Luke Khan demonstrates how the interactive air guitar T-shirt works. Two designers have developed a T-shirt which allows wearers to be an air guitar performer online. Cardiff-based Warren Fauvel and Luke Khan have combined a technology called augmented reality with a guitar print. The T-shirt has a "barcode"-type symbol picked up via a webcam. As the "strummer's" hand passes over, it blocks the light and a point is scored. The pair developed it for south Wales band The Last Republic but hope that it can be sold across the music industry. Continue reading the main story “Start Quote It's only a simple game but it's something that everyone can enjoy for five minutes” End QuoteWarren FauvelFauvelKhan Mr Fauvel, 26, said the design is printed on an ordinary T-shirt, like those sold to music fans at live gigs.
He said: "Bands really interact with their audience. "The aim is to make the music more accessible. "It's not a game on its own or to be sold separately. Augmented Planet Readers Choice Awards 2010. With the end of the year rapidly approaching, it can only mean it’s time for us to ask our readers to vote for your favourite augmented reality application in the Augmented Planet Readers Choice Awards for 2010.
This year we have teamed up with Samsung to give one lucky voter the opportunity to be among the first people to own a fantastic Samsung mobile phone. (details to follow) To enter the draw for the Samsung phone, just vote for your favourite augmented reality examples in the following categories: If there is something you think is missing from the nominations list please add it when you vote or comment below and I will update the voting page. I have added what I think are the popular choices, but these are your awards. Voting closed – results to be announced shortly Augmented reality browsers have continued to grow in number during 2010. The nominations Layar Wikitude junaio mTrip acrossair Wheremark Are you a Layar, junaio or Wikitude user?
Woomba Mania (Layar) AR Beatles Tour (Layar) Augmented Reality - Layar Reality Browser - Homepage. Augmented Reality Golf for your iPhone. Home » iPhone , Mobile , News When you read the headline I bet you were thinking of an application where the programmer has carefully mapped out the distance to each hole, along with locations of bunkers and water hazards. Then created a mobile augmented reality application that tells you how far you are from the green and what club you need to use.
Fortunately, Gigaputt for the iPhone is a bit more exciting than that. Gigaputt is a game that takes place in your own neighbourhood, a game where climbing over your neighbours fence and wading through their flower beds to get your ball is all part the fun. Gigaputt is the latest iPhone application to get in on the augmented reality and geo-location crazy. If you are lazy or self conscious, the game comes with an indoor mode as well. Did you like this? Related posts you may like: Urban Golf For The Android Augmented reality gaming, a fad too far? Golfscape Augmented Reality Ranger Finder MMORPG Augmented Reality Game.