The document discusses the history and future of augmented reality and how information is shared in an augmented world. It traces the origins of augmented reality back to the 1960s with early innovators like Morton Heilig and Ivan Sutherland, and notes that the term "augmented reality" was coined by Tom Caudell in 1992. The document suggests that as augmented reality technologies like consumer eyewear become more common, it will change how information is shared, possibly through exclusive interfaces, shared hallucinations, or multiple perspectives.

1. Sharing information in an
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Augmented world
A presentation for #OZIA09
By Rob Manson
twitter: @nambor
MOB-labs.com.au

2. Information Architecture is born
(1970)

3. Architecture

4. Maps

5. Space

6. Morton L. Heilig
The father of VR via the Sensorama (1962)

7. Ivan Sutherland
Created the Head Mounted Display (1968)

8. Tom Caudell
Coined the term Augmented Reality (1992)

9. Heads Up Displays

10. Thad Starner

11. ARToolkit

12. FLARToolkit
Thanks @saqoosha

14. New markers
Like the bokode from MIT

16. Facial Recognition
Computer Vision is here

17. Pervasive Computing
Space is collapsing

18. Consumer Eyeware

19. Private Displays

20. How does this change how we share?

21. Exclusive Interfaces?

22. Shared Hallucinations?

23. Multiple Perspectives?

24. NOW!
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A presentation for #OZIA09
By Rob Manson
twitter: @nambor
MOB-labs.com.au
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