TOC 2010: Jamey Graham, "Visual Search: Connecting Newspapers, Magazines..."
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Jamey Graham (Ricoh Innovations),
"Visual Search: Connecting Newspapers, Magazines and Books to Digital Information without Barcodes"
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Wow! That is some amazing technology, this fits into Eric Schmidt's IFA keynote, in this view of the future. A future with augmented reality, where all we need to do is snap a picture of something and instantly (via supercomputers in the sky) get more information about the picture you took, whether it's a barcode, a picture, or a block of text.
shockeyk 1 year ago