Introduction to Augmented Reality on Windows Phone: Part 1

Introduction to Augmented Reality Part 1

This is the first in a series of presentations on Augmented Reality on Windows Phone. In this first presentation I cover the basics of ensuring that your device supports that APIs needed for augmented reality. I then show how to retrieve information from the Motion API about the devices orientation and how to interpret. The presentation closes with demonstrating how to render the view of the phone's camera onto the screen.

The blog post for this video can be found at http://www.j2i.net/blogEngine/post/2011/10/15/Augmented-Reality-Part-1-Gettin... . Information on further updates to this series and the example code can also be found from there.

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Science & Technology

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• Windows Phone
• Augmented Reality
• Programming
• j2i.net

[VeracityNation]

Great detail! Did you use a camera on a screen for the video, or a screen video capture program??

[j2inet]

@VeracityNation Code screenshots were done with Expressions Blend Screen capture Utility. The slides were done in Keynote (on a Mac). I found a bug in how Keynot handles audio so I ended up needing to use Adobe Premiere to to do some of the audio tracks.

[VeracityNation]

Kewl, I just started using Camtasia 7.1, it has integration for Powerpoint presentations. So far, so good!