GE Utilizes Your Webcam to Show Off Augmented Reality Posted 03/06/2009 at 6:59am | by Florence Ion GE’s official statement on their website is that they’re dedicated to turning imaginative ideas into leading products, which is why they’ve brought us this fun site. It’s a digital hologram created to promote Smart Grid technology and it interacts with the many different peripherals connected to your computer. The website, which utilizes augmented reality, makes it possible so that the 3D graphics can be integrated with live footage in real time. The site also allows you to use your computer’s mic and webcam to interact with the windmill animation, as well as display an amazing 3D display in your webcam window. QR code generator This service will give you full control over: The block size The padding size The border size The background color The block color The border color The image below explains each of these values: If the block size is large the generated QR code is more stable and easier to read with a QR code scanner. On the other hand, as the QR code symbol size gets larger, a larger printing area is required. It is recommended to set the block size to 5 px. The generated QR code image can be very large depending on the number of characters entered, block size, padding size and border size. To give you an idea how much a pixel (px) is, use the conversion tool to convert the pixel size in millimeters [mm], centimeters [cm], inches [in], points [pt] or picas [pc].
Bum-vertising: fundraising Britain’s female beach volleyball champions have turned their bottoms into their bottom line with their cheeky new kit design.That's because the skimpy outfits will now feature advertising on the bikini bottoms and actively encourage fans to take photos of the athletic arses. As shown off by Zara Dampney, 24, and Shauna Mullin, 26 - Britain’s female beach volleyball champions and currently ranked No 32 in the world - the kit has a Quick Response (QR) code printed on the rear. Spectators have to point their camera-phone at this matrix barcode and will then be taken to the website of the advertiser Betfair… remember that in case you are caught taking a photo of and athlete's bottom by your wife.
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