With Mobile technologies, Augmented Reality (AR) entered a whole new phase. Mobile AR promises to enable in-situ activities and kinds of communications that allow people to solicit memories of places. Nevertheless, a series of mobile apps that simply overlay bubble icons on the camera viewfinder rather limit our imagination for what we could do with this (possibly) innovative, necessary, and if not useful channel of communication.
The workshop starts by recalling places of importance to participants who will then brainstorm about the memory of that place, when it is reenacted, how can it be (re)invented, mixed, and shared. As an outcome of the discussions, participants will organize the content of the Memory Feed. Finally they will develop scenarios of mobile AR applications for reclaiming a sense of place.
Please bring your laptop, mobile device, or camera...!
Send us your words about AR on:
http://goo.gl/gZgxf
Outline of Workshop:
Memory feed View more presentations from Jie-Eun Hwang
You can down PPT slide at https://files.ucloud.com/pf/D259778_6594470_82552
+ References:
The cellophane project: http://vimeo.com/22556755
Neo-Nomadism: http://blog.neo-nomad.net/
Mitchell Schwarzer, “A Sense of Place, A World of Augmented Reality”, post in the Design Observer Group blog, June 8, 2010, part 1 and part 2: http://places.designobserver.com/feature/a-sense-of-place-a-world-of-aug... and http://places.designobserver.com/feature/a-sense-of-place-a-world-of-aug...
http://www.museumoflondon.org.uk/Resources/app/you-are-here-app/index.ht...
+ Organizers:
Dr. Jie-Eun Hwang, co-organizer
Assistant Professor at the University of Seoul, Department of Architecture
Email: jhwang [at] uos [dot] ac [dot] kr
Twitter: @JieEun
Website: http://spacespectrum.net
Dr. Yasmine Abbas, co-organizer
Neo-nomad Researcher
Email: yaz [at] alum [dot] mit [dot] edu
Twitter: @panurban
Website: http://blog.neo-nomad.net
