In the buildup to the 2013 Augmented World Expo in June, AugmentedReality.Org has posted on YouTube dozens of videos from last year’s event. They are all fascinating and worth watching, including the fireside chat with best-selling novelist Daniel Suarez; the panel on AR eyewear; ”7 Emerging Trends” from daqri CEO Brian Mullins; and many, many more.[...]
[Video] Panel Discussion on AR Civil & Criminal Legal Issues from ARE2012
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The Augmented Reality Event 2012: Day One
Tuesday, May 8, 2012 By Leave a Comment
Day One of ARE2012 in Santa Clara is now complete. It’s been a full day. My personal highlight was participating in the panel discussion ““Augmented Reality & Its Challenges in the Civil & Criminal Justice System” with best-selling author Daniel Suarez, cybercrime investigator Captain Joseph Rampolla, Cybercop Portal founder Kevin Manson, Daqri CEO Brian[...]
My Interview on the AR Dirt Podcast – Plus a Discount Code to ARE2012!
Monday, April 23, 2012 By 1 Comment
My friend Joe Rampolla is an law enforcement officer and a nationally recognized speaker on the topics of cyber crime, augmented reality, virtual worlds, cyber-terrorism, cyber-bullying and undercover Internet Relay Chat (IRC) investigations. He’s also leading the pack with the first-ever podcast dedicated solely to augmented reality. Joe already honored me with a written interview[...]
5 Predictions for Augmented Reality Law in 2012
Tuesday, January 3, 2012 By 2 Comments
This could finally be the year that the public begins to see augmented reality as a serious, important technology. Lance Ulanoff, the editor-in-chief at Mashable, certainly thinks so. He listed AR as the first of “5 Tech Trends to Watch in 2012.” “Trust me,” he wrote, “by 2013, you’ll be hard-pressed to find anyone who[...]
Forget Facial Recognition–Body Recognition May Be the Real Privacy Concern
Sunday, April 24, 2011 By 3 Comments
“Take a picture; it’ll last longer.” Many times has that bit of sarcasm been directed at people who stare just a little too long. But suppose the guy is staring because he’s taking your picture? That creepy scenario may play itself out sooner than we think. While many commentators are (rightly) concerned about the ramifications[...]
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