by Adam Vahed
27 April 2011 01:50
Instantly transform yourself into a ravenous, brain-hungry zombie and join the ranks of the undead with the App Store's first true live-video Augmented Reality (AR+) face tracking app. Get it here.
This is more than just image manipulation… Blurring the line between reality and fantasy, ZombieMirror uses cutting-edge AR face recognition to track your movements and perform frightening undead transformations, all in real-time.
Configure your undead identity with maggot-infested wounds, dangling bloody eyeballs, skull-embedded axes and machetes, and much more. There's enough zombie combinations to last an undead lifetime.
Whether it's a zombie you or an undead friend, take photos of the action and share the horror on Facebook or via email. Save photos to your camera roll, or even assign them as friends' contact pictures for an undead fright every time they call!
WARNING: in the event of a zombie apocalypse and your inevitable degeneration into zombiehood, ZombieMirror will only serve to make you an even freakier zombie. Please seek urgent medical attention in the form of a shotgun blast to the face.
by Adam Vahed
14 November 2010 00:58
Bruno Uzzan, CEO and Co-Founder of Total Immersion, made this important announcement during his keynote presentation, at AR Immersion 2010 in Los Angeles this week.
The collaboration between Adobe and Total Immersion will foster optimization of Total Immersion’s D’Fusion software platform for developers and companies using the Adobe® Flash® Platform, of which there are many (over three million at last count).
Flash has an enormous user-base, with over 98% of internet-connected PCs worldwide having the Flash player installed. This alliance will considerably accelerate the market penetration of augmented reality applications, and will take Flash-based AR well beyond the confines of the current black and white marker-based systems.
Under the collaborative relationship, Total Immersion and Adobe will work together to help ensure the Flash Platform is enhanced for the development of professional AR experiences, providing seamless playback on any platform that supports the Adobe Flash Platform runtimes. Total Immersion also plans to leverage the new ‘molehill’ Flash Player and Adobe AIR 3D APIs when they are made available in future releases of the runtimes.
AR Immersion 2010 Keynote: Special Guest Session with Adobe - Part 1
AR Immersion 2010 Keynote: Special Guest Session with Adobe - Part 2
If you’d like us to develop a Flash-based AR solution for you, we’re ready and waiting, so feel free to get in touch today!
by David Foster
16 August 2010 16:56
It almost doesn't need to be said that augmented reality is exploding right now, particularly in its mobile form. Oftentimes, however, its application at grand events, tradeshows and amusement parks bizarrely goes unmentioned. Here's some of the best:
by Adam Vahed
10 March 2010 03:56
Here's a nice demonstration of what Augmented Reality can do, from this Sky News clip.
It features Myles Peyton, Total Immersion's EMEA Sales Director, who demonstrates several applications of AR.
by Adam Vahed
16 September 2009 02:47
Enterprising users of the ‘We Are Autobots’ Augmented Reality experience have discovered that the Facial Recognition technology is so powerful that it will even work on photographs and non-human faces!
Introducing "Catiumus Prime"... (source)
And "Harry Pottiumus Prime"... (source)
In case you haven't yet experienced the site for yourself, here are a couple of kids showing just how easy it is to use, and what fun it is!
This project was developed for PPI by one of Total Immersion's development partners in the States. If you'd like us to do the same for you then please get in touch.