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Augmented Reality Tube Finder

by Alex Schleifer
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Very nice use of the iPhone 3GS’ compass on this navigation app that finds (and points to) tube/metro stations in your vicinity. Seems like the BBC is really roling with the “augmented reality” moniker and you’ll hear it way too many times in this three minute video but don’t let it distract you from an otherwise great example of a portable HUD.

Very nice use of the iPhone 3GS’ compass on this navigation app that finds (and points to) tube/metro stations in your vicinity. Seems like the BBC is really roling with the “augmented reality” moniker and you’ll hear it way too many times in this three minute video but don’t let it distract you from an otherwise great example of a portable HUD.

post authorAlex Schleifer

Alex Schleifer
Alex is CEO of Sideshow , an award winning creative agency. You can read his blog here.

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