MovableScreen at Allard Pierson Museum in Amsterdam

During the "A Future for the Past" exhibition of Allard Pierson Museum (http://www.allardpiersonmuseum.nl) in Amsterdam we are presenting two Augmented Reality applications on the MovableScreen: A virtual reconstruction of Satricum and an annotated landscape on a 1855 photograph of Forum Romanum (Rome Reborn).

http://a4www.igd.fraunhofer.de

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Allard Pierson Museum
• amsterdam
• igd fraunhofer
• augmented reality
• ar
• imac
• rome reborn
• rome
• forum romanum
• satricum
• cultural heritage
• instant reality
• tracking

[twdarkflame]

btw, can I post a copy of this video to the Augmented Reality Games facebook group? (I know its not a game, but the group likes to cover all mainstream AR progress).

[twdarkflame]

Nice work.

Theres fixed-pivot things like this all around Tilburg, allthough most dont seem to work right. (compass always seems off). Wonder if its the same company.

[twdarkflame]

No, this is perfectly augmented reality.

The fact that its a fixed-pivot dosnt take away the fact its adding a virtual layer to real world footage.

Also, apperently the musuem has UMPC devices doing this too, but they arnt shown in the video.

[mursaat]

And this is good because? Wow, replacing a mouse with a rotating screen that only goes left or right.

Pure innovation!

[6d6174]

this barely qualifies as augmented reality. nice use of a buzzword though.

[monez14]

That was a waste of time

[TheBlitz1]

Good idea, good implementation, good subject.