The Netherlands Architecture Institute (NAI) and TNT Post present the first stamps in the world with augmented reality. The stamps show five futuristic buildings designed by famous Dutch architects. When put in front of a webcam, these buildings will appear in 3D on the stamp. By moving the stamp, users are able to see the virtual building from almost any angle.
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Not to sink your battleship, but it looks like that’s just ARToolkit.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ARToolKit
having them on stamps would be new, interesting and “news from the future”….
having them on stamps would be new, interesting and “news from the future”….
You can print them any size you like, and people have. The only limitation is how visible it will be at the camera.
You can print them any size you like, and people have. The only limitation is how visible it will be at the camera.
has anyone else done stamps?
has anyone else done stamps?
has anyone else done stamps?
has anyone else done stamps?
has anyone else done stamps?
has anyone else done stamps?
has anyone else done stamps?
You can print them any size you like, and people have. The only limitation is how visible it will be at the camera.
You can print them any size you like, and people have. The only limitation is how visible it will be at the camera.
You’re right the technology behind this isn’t new.
What is new and amazing is seeing the technology adopted by a country’s postal system to promote an aspect of cultural history.
You’re right the technology behind this isn’t new.
What is new and amazing is seeing the technology adopted by a country’s postal system to promote an aspect of cultural history.
You’re right the technology behind this isn’t new.
What is new and amazing is seeing the technology adopted by a country’s postal system to promote an aspect of cultural history.
You’re right the technology behind this isn’t new.
What is new and amazing is seeing the technology adopted by a country’s postal system to promote an aspect of cultural history.
Those clever Dutch(and I’m not saying that because I’m one myself.. ; ) )…..