4. What is Augmented Reality:
Wikipedia
Augmented Reality (AR): Live direct or indirect view of a
physical real-world environment whose elements are
merged with (or augmented by) virtual computer-generated
imagery - creating a mixed reality.
The augmentation is conventionally in real-time and in
semantic context with environmental elements, such as
sports scores on TV during a match. With the help of
advanced AR technology (e.g. adding computer vision and
object recognition) the information about the surrounding
real world of the user becomes interactive and digitally
usable.
Artificial information about the environment and the objects
in it can be stored and retrieved as an information layer on
top of the real world view.
8. Interesting Facts About Mobile Applications:
Understanding Augmented Reality
• Augmented Reality is Usually Based on Some Kind
of Tagging or Meta Data
– Location Tagging –GPS or Otherwise
– Keyword Tagging
– Information & Search Tagging
– Markers
• Augmented Reality Frequently Facilitates a Search
for Information
• Elements Must Be Tagged Appropriately for it to
Be Effective
9. Interesting Facts About Mobile Applications:
Understanding Augmented Reality
Marker Based AR GPS Based AR
• Image Recognition on • Location Determines and
‘Markers’ Trigger an Triggers the Experience
Experience • Must have Clear GPS Signal
• Markers Must be Captured • Can use Markers as a Fall-
by the Camera in the Phone back if GPS Signal is Bad
• Experience Progresses as • Generally Pulls Info from
You Capture New Markers Web, so Need Clear Wifi or
• Does not Require GPS Signal Phone Signal
& in Some Cases, Can Work
without WiFi or Data.
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12. Interesting Facts About Mobile Applications:
Understanding Augmented Reality
• Augmented Reality Requires an App Download
– Sometimes Apps are Just One Experience
– Sometimes You Download AR Browsers
• Layar
• Mobilizy
• Junaio
• AcrossAir
• Metaio
• Augmented Reality Requires a Camera
– Most Smart Phones
– Not iPad
24. Augmented Reality for Marketing:
Understanding the Possibilities
• More Interactive Experience
• Closed the Loop Between On & Off-Line
• Biggest Potential Winners:
– Local Shops
– Social Networks
– Travel
– Real Estate
– Restaurants
– Malls
25. Augmented Reality for Marketing:
Making an AR App
• Top AR Search Apps
– Layar (Any Local, Restaurant, Travel, Landmark)
– WikiTude (Any Local, Restaurant, Travel, Landmark)
– Google Maps (Any Local, Restaurant, Travel, Landmark Subway & Public
Transportation)
– AcrossAir (Any Local, Restaurant, Travel, Landmark Subway & Public
Transportation)
– WhereMark (Any Local, Restaurant, Travel, Landmark)
– Yell (UK Only)
– Zagat to Go (Restaurants)
– Argo (Restaurants)
– Monacle (Local businesses, by Yelp)
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27. Augmented Reality for Marketing:
Marketing an App
• SEO in the App Store
– Keyword Rich Names and Descriptions
– Keyword Research for the App Store
• Free
• Cheap
– Good Reviews
– Apps Can Rank in Google Results
• High Downloads & App Rankings
• Links to App Store from Review Sites
• Links to App Store from Industry Sites
31. Augmented Reality for Marketing:
Marketing an App
• Market your AR App Offline
– Traditional Media
– In Situ
• Use Mobile Strategy to Drive Downloads
– SMS for a Link to the Download
– QR Code for a Link to the Download
• Give Good Instructions
32. Augmented Reality for Marketing:
Marketing an App
• Give Good Instructions
– What Phones will it Work On
– How Long will the Download Take
– What will the App Icon Look Like
– How Much Will it Cost
– When & How Can it Be Used
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34. Augmented Reality for Marketing:
Marketing an Existing an App
http://www.mobclix.com/appstore/1
39. Augmented Reality in the Future:
Have Data Included in an AR App
• Optimize all feeds • Keyword Rich Meta Data
• Make them as easily – Title
Parsable as possible – Descriptions
• Video - mRSS & Video – Comments
Sitemap – Other
• News-News Site Map
• MicroFormats
• Local – KML - GeoSitemap
– H Card & v. Card for
• Submit your feeds to the Location
Apps • Include Latitude and
Longitude
– vCal for Events
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Cindy Krum
CEO & Founder
Cindy.Krum@Rank-Mobile
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720-231-7277
Notas do Editor
There is a lot of competition for applications, and they usually have to be built for specific operating systems. Determine which handsets your target market uses.
