March 8: on CNN Travel and CNN Go: Winnie So from CNN GO (Asia) went through the tedious task of checking out 10 Augmented Reality travel apps, including heavy weights as Google Goggles, Lonely Planet, as well as smaller startups and companys such as iButterfly (I saw a very interesting presentation from them in Barcelona [...]
The economist published a great report on smart systems mentioning Wikitude which they called “the democratisation of sensors”.
Posted from TechCrunch Europe, by Lukas Zinnagl on October 14, 2010 Mobilizy, the Austrian based company behind Wikitude, one of the leading Augmented Reality browsers in Europe and a direct competitor to well-known Layar from the Netherlands, has just raised an undisclosed round of funding from Austrian VC Gamma Capital Partners and tecnet Capital as [...]
Michael Fitzpatrick from BBC News wrote a nice article about a lightweight pair of augmented reality glasses that overlay the world with digital content.
“Wikimanche”, a French online collaborative encyclopedia, and one of our World Developers wrote a great blogpost about our partnership on their webpage.
Kyle Flanigan from 148Apps wrote a nice article about our new Wikitude iPhone version and how it strengthens Augmented Reality.
Christopher Backeberg from TheWhereToBusiness wrote a very nice article about Wikitude Drive. He interviewed Andy and Philipp and gives a very good overview of what’s happening with Wikitude Drive in the near future. It’s about Wikitude Drive – Not yet live, already a legend.
Wikitude and its AR technology is used in various applications. Have a look at the listed videos to get an idea of the variety it is utilized: If you prefer pictures – click here to visit our flickr-gallery.
As we enter the summer, it seems as though a lot of bloggers are closing down their browsers for a well-earned break, so this week’s round-up relies heavily on mainstream media. There’s nothing wrong with that, of course, but we’re always happy to feature blog-posts from the community. Let us know in the comments below [...]