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by ellis on Tuesday, 19 January, 2010 · 0 comments
In 2008, we first raised the potential of using augmented reality in technical documentation. We used instructions on repairing an engine as an example:
Fast forward to today, and you can now see a video from the Department of Computer Science at Columbia University demonstrating a prototype of such a system:
Tagged as: Augmented Reality
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