Augmented reality “…allows you to be
able to display information in a way that was never before possible” mentions Matt
Mills, a technologist who comes from Aurasma and was featured in TEDGlobal
2012. In his presentation, Mills
presents a new augmented reality tool, Aurasma, that will change the way we
interact with the world.
My mind has been going crazy, thinking
of all the possibilities of how I will begin to use this new technology in my
own life. But zooming out and looking at even a bigger picture, what great
things we can do outside of our social lives and networks; to expand and reach
people outside of our networks and to connect and help them. Augmented reality
technology and Aurasma now make it a fun, creative, and most importantly,
convenient way to interact with your world.
“This
is the next step on from simply browsing the internet because now the digital
content we discover, create and share can be woven seamlessly in to the world
around us,” says Mills. New digital technology, like augmented reality, calls
upon the creative side of all of us to share with each other new and exciting
ideas and ways to interact with the world.
In my digital advertising blog (http://elcinozbay2.blogspot.com/),
one of my blog postings was about brands advertising in Super Bowl 2013 and how
they are using remediation. I wrote about how a lot of brands nowadays are
using hashtags and URLs, a popular way to increase interactivity, breaking
through the limits that traditional media present. A television or print ad
becomes the medium instead of the content. I ended the post with a question,
wondering what the next trend would be; or if hashtags and URLs will still stay
popular for a while. I am predicting that advertisers who
compete for the digital era audience attention and want to be successful, they should
already be thinking of ways to utilize this new technology in future ads.
Tedtalks Matt Mills: Image recognition that triggers augmented reality [Web]. (2012). Retrieved from
http://www.ted.com/talks/matt_mills_image_recognition_that_triggers_augmented_reality.html
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