TAT Augmented ID (Augmented Reality + Identity)

Swedish software designers and mobile interface specialists TAT have released a very cool concept video called Augmented ID that uses facial-recognition technology to give people a view into your social media. Set a work profile and people who meet you can use their phone's camera to see your business card, recent SlideShare presentations, and the like. Switch to personal mode and they'll see your tweetstream, the music you're listening to, and your vlog. (via FastCompany)



Developed by: TAT

FoodTracer (Augmented Reality Food Shopper)

FoodTracer is an augmented reality mobile phone application that visualizes information about food. FoodTracer is Giuseppe Costanza's final year project for MA Communication Design at Central Saint Martins.(via Fast Company)




Developed by: Giuseppe Costanza

Wimbledon 2009 - IBM Seer Android "Augmented Reality as Service Marketing"

Very nice Service marketing by utilizing the Mobile Augmented Reality and packaging it with an event; in this case Wimbledon. Brief description:

"Using the Android G1’s compass, camera, and GPS, IBM’s app shows pop-up windows whenever it recognizes whatever you are pointing at: tennis courts (along with who is playing), bathrooms, buses, and so on." via TechCrunch





Developed by: ibm, ogilvy and mobilizy

TwittARound "Twitter + Augmented reality"

Twittaround is an application for the iPhone 3GS that uses the GPS, compass and camera to show where Tweets are coming from.



Developed by: Michael Zoellner