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Marxent Labs Wants To See Augmented Reality Everywhere

Detroit-based Marxent Labs is a magician’s workshop of visual trickery, where they’ll create a custom app that bridges the gap between software and the real world.

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Mocial is the New Social: Picking Howard Tullman’s Brain

How do we even begin to describe “mocial” to our grandparents? Could we ever really expound it? A mix of mobile + local + social, the term encompasses universal human concepts (“social,” “local,” the like) with vastly different connotations than their historical predecessors.

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DITTO Grabs $3M For Augmented-Reality Shopping

Eyeglasses startup Ditto Inc. has closed a $3M first funding round led by August Capital to bring augmented-reality shopping to the masses.

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Google Introduces Project Glass

[youtube id=”9c6W4CCU9M4″ width=”600″ height=”350″] Google officially announced a widely-rumored device today which incorporates a visual overlay with Internet connectivity and augmented reality technology. Project Glass, which is in development at.

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Find Your Keys, Phone, And Sanity With RFID Stickers

RFID has not been a technology widely embraced by gadget manufacturers, and most consumers barely bother with the technological applications outside of tracking their pets via microchip or using EZ Pass tags to save.

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Suwappu App Gives Toys Their Own 3-D World

When I was a kid, pogs and Tamagotchis were considered innovative. But as the saying goes: time moves on, and toys get way-freaking cooler. So what will the future of toys.

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PlayStation To Release “Augmented Reality Markers” At PSVita Launch

PlayStation just announced they will release six “Augmented Reality Markers” at the February 22nd launch of PSVita, along with three free games available for download at the PlayStation store. The.

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Daqri: Using QR Codes To Create Experiences

Last week I wrote a post about QR codes and challenged nay-sayers to get more creative with their marketing campaigns. This week, I’m introducing techli readers to the Los Angeles-based.

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