Demonstrating domestic future with Augmented Reality
Posted By: Bharat BhushanSharma | Jan 28 2010
Augmented Reality is a juvenile technology now, for which Apple may have done without it in the iPad. Nevertheless, that doesn’t mean we skip past brilliance in regard. Using Augmented reality to it best, Keiichi Matsuda made this video for his final year of Masters in architecture. The Domestic Robocop (video below) shows how AR would transform our social and architectural world when it reaches the prime. The kitchen here on display is calling the future, where human effort would only be as far as sorting things to the touch of a finger, a gesture or some typing on the virtual keyboard.
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