Tuesday, 23 July 2013

Augmented Reality Company is Going to Change User Perspective of Reality



With the development of new technology and advancement in software industry we became dependent on internet. The AR app lets shoppers scan things like CDs, DVDs, books, toys, video games, and more using their smart phone’s camera in order to display product details and pricing info. AR companies are in continuous progression to build more efficient and reliable app for the user to make life more interesting and add more fun to them. Alive, an augmented reality app developed by Adstuck in collaboration with Times of India has recently gained an international recognition as the topmost app in m-news and magazine category by mBillionth Award. Alive is a mobile app developed for newsreader to come up with more interesting way of news reading. The app creates a wonder world of digital technology. We craft premium 3D digital experiences for a growing network of pioneering digital luxury organizations. 


The Augmented Reality Company consists of an enthusiastic team of crazy and super-creative guys who are working day and night in the area of Augmented Reality. Augmented Reality is one of the latest technologies expected to be the next big thing in mobile technology sector. This makes it a niche technology and is only available to big companies worldwide consists of dedicated professional and engineers. The Augmented reality app present a live, direct or indirect, view of a physical, real-world element in real-time is augmented with digital. The world of retail is one sector with myriad opportunities for augmented reality applications, especially online marketing. Here, the lack of the 'try-on' phase before buying for many products including fashion, jewellery, watches, glasses and home products is incentive for companies to try out augmented reality applications. Augmented reality the term refers to the digitization of real world item and presenting an augmented view on screen of your smartphone. Augmented reality app is equipped with face recognition technique, GPS system, sound and graphic animation. AR app uses two approaches i.e marker-based, and location-based. Marker based system involves image recognition such as barcode or symbol or any holographic image.

Adstuck is a world reknowned augmented reality based technology enterprise in ndia that offers innovative visualization products and services which enhance user experience. The company develops award winning apps for their customers to come up with new 3D experiences augmented with reality.

Thursday, 4 July 2013

Augmented Reality in India : Distinguished Perception of Normal User


augmented reality in India
We all want to stay connected with the world around us. This can be done with the help of internet. India contributes a huge share of revenue to world software industry. Technology has made our life easier and we are getting addicted towards it. But with the growing technology we still wanted something more. To fulfill this growing desire a new technology has been grown, can be referred as "Augmented Reality". The word combines the two terms augmented and reality refers to presenting a real world item on a digital platform. Few years back, we are confined to internet for browsing any type of information which produces result in written text, but technology has changed and now we can visualize data on 3D platform. As reported, India stands at the fifth position among the top countries to have smartphone users.

AR creates a digital world of reality with the help of sound, video and graphic. AR is a versatile app, which is compatible with all major platforms: windows, android and blackberry. Augmented Reality firms in India has been continuously working to innovate most advanced AR software - not just for the devices of today, but the compatible with the computing and mobile devices of tomorrow. The app is useful for common end user with a variety of applications in print media, e-commerce and as a sustainable marketing tool.

Augmented Reality India is an emerging term which fascinated the real world and paves the way for opportunities in Indian software industry. Augmented Reality in India has long way to go, keep yourself updated and enjoy the world to its fullest.

Augmented Reality Developers presents Mobile App with enhanced user experience

Monday, 1 July 2013

Experience Alive with Madhuri Dixit Nene

For all Madhuri fans here is great news now you can you see her on your smartphones by simply   downloading an app called Alive. The magical app presents a live picture of physical, real world environment and connects virtual world with reality. The AR app has been developed for The Times of India and Bennett, Coleman & Co. Ltd. Other publications and properties. App runs with a mobile phone overlaid over the printed Alive Logo in newspaper or magazine. Secret behind Madhuri's rejuvenating skin has been revealed with Alive app. Envy of many countries the multi talented actress Madhuri, talks on her best kept secrets to the young women and men through alive app.  


The Owner of million dollar smile, Madhuri Dixit-Nene revealed her beauty secrets in an interview at the launch of Olay Regenerist, an anti aging product. Her interview was published in Times of India newspaper with Alive Logo which enables the user to experience her interview live on his/her Android, iOS, Blackberry or Symbian phones. The secret regimen she follows for her flawless skin made her rule over the Indian film Industry for more than a decade. The very gorgeous and stunning Madhuri Dixit spokes about the brand, her beauty mantra and more. She also focused on certain natural remedies which helped her in maintaining healthy and glowing skin. With her flawless skin she rules over heart of her millions fans. Whole Bollywood admires her talent as an actress and appreciates her contribution in the Indian film industry. We all are a great fan of her everlasting beauty and billion-dollar-smile, if you want experience live at your own cell phone Alive is a best application which can be downloaded free of cost. Mobile Augmented Reality has created a 3D mobile world which connects virtual world with reality. On the launch day the software was downloaded 250,000 times, leading to 300,000 augmentation views on a single day. Augmented reality companies have generated a huge market in mobile application world in past few years. Adstuck is one of them has been delivering the best services to mobile users in world.                

Monday, 24 June 2013

Evolution Of Augmented Reality And The Future Of Augmented Reality Companies

We are becoming increasingly proficient with technology. From the voice commands to the satellitenavigation systems, technology is assisting us in everyday life. I am not stating this as a point to freak on! But how many times have we been prompted by Google’s auto-correct while typing in mail or how many times we have blindly trusted it to correct out the spellings and the context of a word by auto spell. We are in an age where technology will lead our path in evolution. We are totally dependent on technology for our communication. Augmentation will make devices as such Google’s glasses and it’s likes, indispensable in the future.

Scientists and Augmented reality communities are seeing possibility, which can change our future. Concepts like the augmented reality are letting us see these possibilities of augmented reality saving energy and solving the problem of space with virtual or augmented reality.

Augmented reality companies are putting on a game face since the google glasses splash on the scene. Now other companies like Vuzix also bringing their product and have made quite an impression. Let us take a look at the new developments in the increasingly amusing world of AR.

AR & Co an augmented reality company and a developer of AR hardware have introduced the first augmented reality graphics card in Asia. The game engine based on AR will let the users to experience augmented reality in their desktop. Other companies that have similar integration is like the Sony’s Wii, which uses motion sensors to create interaction with the game. ‘Dekko’ an augmented reality operating system changes everything in real-life into a 3D game! Over imposing the real world into 3D graphics in real-time-Dekko’s augmented reality operating system can turn any surface into a videogame.

Among the augmented reality company like Metaio have a reputation. An ambitious company, mataio have plans to turn the entire landscape of the world into an AR world. In the recent AR summit, Metaio has been shortlisted for it’ commendable AR Engine.

If you thought that the Google’s Glasses were going to be the ultimate device to see augmented reality or the next iPhone. Then, you have to look at the winner of this year’s AR awards. Among all the augmented reality companies the smart glass from Vuzix has taken the winner spot. Vuzix M-100 is a smart-glasses which uses your smartphone and expands it into an AR device. From the usual functions that a smartphone has to perform.  Connected to your phone with Bluetooth or Wi-Fi Vuzix M-100 recognize your voice and gesture and you can command the smart-glass instead of using the smartphone. Integrated with GPS and head tracking system this device can track your
current direction also your movements and an onboard camera recording 720p images can read barcodes of any product and fetch information over the cloud.

augmented reality company - AdstuckThough it might seem to make you look like a cyborg this type of device is just going to be part of our life in the future. Many augmented reality company like Adstuck are seeing bigger opportunities here. I am not being devil’s advocate though, think of the potential of this device used in a crisis situation like fire or a terrorist attack. It can give lifesaving options to the user and a better chance of survival. But, it just cannot be decided where augmented reality is going to take us. This is only going to be decided by you.

Friday, 14 June 2013

Adstuck revolutionised world's greatest Newspaper



The print media is in a ‘catch twenty two’ situation. With readers converting to digital media and the advertisements on prints overtaking reading space, the limits of this treasured medium has been realized.  More of the print publications have converted to online content now in the form of E paper or E-magazines. With digital media gradually getting more advertisers attention, the pie’s share of sponsors is also getting smaller and lesser. This is causing threats on the entire print media to extinction, editors and publishers are struggling to keep this beloved media alive.

Increasing demands in advertising and advertising spaces is getting more expensive with each year.  Advertisers are getting desperate now to find even half of the value worth in advertising space and time, with the same amount, what they used to pay some years ago. Companies are under constant pressure. With steep competition and soaring cost hikes, attempt to solve this losing equation is hard. But, today’s business owners are looking for new ways to find their customers and in their preferred medium. The answer to this pickle is innovation, and technology is somewhere the solution seems to be lying.

Augmented Reality (AR) is a very recent concept, where it attempts to bridge existing media like print with virtual reality. Taking the help of computer generated images; AR can map your world with information from the internet.

The good thing about AR is its flexibility. It can be used in existing print spaces like newspaper, posters, magazine, Hoardings, signposts, etc. AR can also be integrated in boardroom projectors letting you interact with the contents of any presentation physically. Even at home, your humble webcam and PC can get you going with this technology.

Augmented Reality attempts to bridge between the existing information in physical world with the online virtual world. New cloud services and other technologies also connecting with it, the possibilities are indefinable.

In India the technology has been used by the print media with a huge success now. Application such like Alive, which lets you use your mobile phone as an AR device are already available. Developed in association with Adstuck consulting, this is the first augmented reality application in India.

Another app was Areal  developed by Adstuck,  with an instant hit and has been downloaded multiple times on its first day itself and a staggering amount of AR content ware viewed before the day ended. The sheer appeal of this technology and the convenience of carrying it on your mobile devices or tablets; is something the developers are confident about. Introduced with such a good response, major brands and companies followed into it right away.

Today Areal in association has produced AR contents for  innovative companies like  Cloud Nine, KUM Bangalore and Mauruti Suzuki to name a few.     

     

Wednesday, 5 June 2013

Augmented Reality: What, How & Why??

Augmented reality (also known as AR) sounds like a reference to life on a distant planet, or some sort of Fringe device that slips your mind into a fifth dimension. In fact, this term is used to describe an emerging type of technology. Put simply, AR can help you learn about the people and places around you in real time, and is found primarily in smart phone applications today. But location-based services are just the tip of the iceberg.
At its core, augmented reality is all about changing our view of the world by merging our environmental surroundings with digital data and media. But for this technology to evolve, there must be rules regarding what can truly be defined as augmenting reality, and what can’t. “The key is that the virtual content be registered (or aligned) with the right parts of the physical world,” explained Blair MacIntyre, PhD, associate professor at Georgia Tech’s College of Computing and director of the school’s Augmented Environments Lab. “Also, the application must be interactive.”
Beyond these basic principles, how is this technology being used today? And what can we expect to see in the near future? 
Smarter Shopping, More Immersive Gaming with Augmented Reality: ABI’s Shey imagines a world in which consumers download applications from stores to help them make purchasing decisions. For example, in a hypothetical Ikea application, when you point your phone’s camera at an empty room, you could begin to decorate it with furniture available from Ikea’s catalog. The app could then let you purchase those goods.
AR could even help retailers boost brand awareness. Shey sees cloud-based AR as a way for brands to establish themselves, assuming existing cell phone networks can handle the added data. And despite that possible hurdle, he argues that most of today’s phones don’t have the processing power needed to perform advanced AR tasks. “If you want to add contextual information to an application you’re using, when it comes to augmented reality, you’re talking about a lot of processing power,” he said. “There [also] has to be some processing that happens in the cloud to provide the value to the application.” However, 1-GHz mobile processors from Qualcomm, Samsung, and others are starting to hit higher-end handsets.
In the immediate future, experts agree that after the first wave of AR mobile apps, the gaming industry will be the first to harness the power of this technology. That’s because AR works best in controlled environments, meaning it would be localized to your living room and used strictly for gaming. In fact, gaming manufacturers have already dangled their toes in the water. A title called The Eye of Judgement, released in 2007 for PlayStation 3, used the console’s eye camera technology to make playing cards come to life. When the cards were placed under the camera’s lens, it created 3D Augmented reality creatures that appeared on your TV.
For now, the future of AR remains somewhat murky. Dr. MacIntyre says many questions have yet to be answered. “When will non gaming apps start becoming useful and widespread? Will mobile phone-based AR be enough, or will it only take off when head-worn displays become practical?” The answers seem to rely on our infrastructure. Until data networks for cloud-based AR improves—it’s possible that 4G cellular networks are a step in the right direction—and until developers can create more precise models, mobile AR will remain little more than just a promise of a richer, more digitally connected world.