Comments on: 50 Things I Learned at ISMAR 2009

By: Augmented World

Augmented World — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 13:53:12 +0000

50 cose che ho imparato all’ISMAR 2009 by Joe Ludwig…

Joe Ludwig ha recentemente stilato una lista di 50 cose che ha imparato all’ISMAR 2009, una conferenza del tutto nuova per lui. Le questioni emerse sono molteplici, e aprono nuovi ed importanti argomenti di discussione.
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By: Christopher Stapleton

Christopher Stapleton — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 23:24:48 +0000

Joe,
Thanks for all the feedback. I can’ agree more. ISMAR is growing and hopefully will take note. Your recommendations will be in my final report as the General Chair. IEEE didn’t approve the budget until 3 months before the conference. It took 6 months for approval. We had to do a lot of things at the last minute. However, we will start fixing now. See you in 2010.
Cheers,
Christopher Stapleton, General Co-Chair ISMAR 2009

By: Steve Bedigian

Steve Bedigian — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 17:48:44 +0000

Joe, you write so well that even though I don’t understand most of what the heck you’re talking about it was very enjoyable! Glad to see you’re doing so well. All the best, Steve Bedigian

By: augmented-reality.net

augmented-reality.net — Tue, 27 Oct 2009 06:05:22 +0000

50 Things I Learned at ISMAR 2009 – Programmer Joe…

The good thing about going to your first conference on a new subject matter is that you’re not jaded and certainly not level capped. So without further ado, here are fifty things I learned at ISMAR….

By: Brian Selzer

Brian Selzer — Tue, 27 Oct 2009 04:07:32 +0000

Joe, It was great meeting you at ISMAR. I love your insightful and comprehensive list. I was going to blog on the event, but now I’m thinking I’ll just link to your post along with Ori’s, Tish’s and Roberts.

By: Joe

Joe — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 21:34:41 +0000

@me_wwwing: I came in around slide 4 in that presentation. I asked a few questions about the prototype he was demoing and saw both a mostly-black (i.e. transparent) UI mockup and a Britney Spears video through it. Looked pretty sweet.

@moombe: That’s really the question of the hour. Is AR going to fizzle away like VR kinda didn’t but really didn’t. Probably deserves its own post.

By: moombe

moombe — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 17:50:58 +0000

I just wonder… When I read all these articles since months about the rise and shine of AR, it really remembers me of the hype on VR in the early 90′s. At that time, we had also promises of short to middle term killer VR apps, we were promised affordable VR glasses in a couple of months, we were promised a lot of things, and basically nothing happened – at least of the mass market.

AR = VR ?

By: me_wwwing

me_wwwing — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 17:49:51 +0000

have you seen the slide show on Ben’s Blog?
slide 5 is very interesting.
like to hear what you heard from them after you see the slide show.
TIA
http://microvision.blogspot.com/

By: Thomas K Carpenter

Thomas K Carpenter — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 17:20:45 +0000

Nice list. I liked #50. The good part about that walk was that we hijacked Noah along the way.

I also find it interesting that I can relate to most of your 50 items and I was only there for half the conferance. Guess I picked the good half?

Working on my own list as well (but not 50). I’ll try not to overlap my observations.

By: Tish Shute

Tish Shute — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 16:52:47 +0000

Great list Joe! It captures so much of ISMAR very concisely. Yes I am pretty obsessed with furthering the cause of Open Distributed AR fully integrated into the internet and www. This is where it is at for the Next Wave of AR (IMHO). And XMPP as implemented in the Google Wave Federation is the first serious opportunity I have seen to actually explore ideas of open, distributed AR in practice. But XMPP is only one piece of a potential plumbing system for Open AR. And there is no point of plumbing without a house. Open Distributed AR has to be nurtured across many areas.
See you in Wave!