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Kidachi

Japanese programmer has unveiled proof-of-concept effects for Augmented Reality game made with ARKit including visual filters and Predator-like optical camouflage:

ミッション1【野良アンドロイド（光学迷彩搭載機）の発見・確保】 #ARKit pic.twitter.com/7m0esEGrUt

— kidachi (@kidach1) August 19, 2017

[Bing Translation:] Mission 1 [Nora Android (optical camouflage aircraft) find & secure] #ARKit 

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AR Spatial Audio Recorder

Another smart AR experiment from Zach Lieberman proving Augmented Reality is an interesting creative platform: this one visualizes audio as it is recording and plays back as you follow the path both forwards and backwards:

A post shared by zach lieberman (@zach.lieberman) on Sep 6, 2017 at 5:55am PDT

Quick test recording audio in space and playing back – (video has audio !) #openframeworks 

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Kavya Kopparapu, 16, invented an app and lens to diagnose the leading cause of preventable blindness

A teenager managed to develop an app that can help diagnose a diabetes-related condition affecting her grandfather.

Kavya Kopparapu’s grandfather lives in India, where there aren’t enough ophthalmologists to help diagnose all of those who could be affected by diabetic retinopathy.

DR is the world’s leading cause of vision loss in people age 20 to 65, according to the International Agency for the Prevention of Blindness, which estimated that 50% of people with diabetes are undiagnosed.

But in the absence of proper doctors, “computers could be used in their place,” Kopparapu, 16, said in a TEDx talk on artificial intelligence.

Alongside her brother and another classmate, she invented Eyeagnosis, a smartphone app that can photograph patients’ eyes and match them to a database of 34,000 retinal scans collected from the National Institute of Health. Read more (8/8/17)

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ARKit + CoreLocation

Coding project from Andrew Hart demonstrates how ARkit for iOS can apply Augmented Reality for geolocation guidance:

ARKit + CoreLocation pic.twitter.com/nTdKyGrBmv

— Andrew Hart (@AndrewProjDent)

July 17, 2017

ARKit + CoreLocation, part 2 pic.twitter.com/AyQiFyzlj3

— Andrew Hart (@AndrewProjDent)

July 21, 2017

Andrew has said that the source code for this project will be up on Github soon (possibly later next week)

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StretchEBand

HCI research from Media Interaction Lab and Google is a proof of concept interface using elastic textiles which are simple to produce:

StretchEBand are stitch-based elastic sensors, which have the benefit of being manufacturable with textile craft tools that have been used in homes for centuries. We contribute to the understanding of stitch-based stretch sensors through four experiments and one user study that investigate conductive yarns from textile and technical perspectives, and analyze the impact of different stitch types and parameters. The insights informed our design of new stretch-based interaction techniques that emphasize eyes-free or causal interactions. We demonstrate with StretchEBand how soft, continuous sensors can be rapidly fabricated with different parameters and capabilities to support interaction with a wide range of performance requirements across wearables, mobile devices, clothing, furniture, and toys. 

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