Today, I stumbled upon a post from PSFK that grabbed my attention. At Squidder, they apparently love augmented reality and besides an nice experiment with a car, they made an augmented reality Twitter feed shirt.

On the front of the shirt, a pattern - containing a Twitter username - is printed. When the pattern is detected by computer or phone, the Twitter feed from the corresponding Twitter user (embedded in the pattern) is displayed!

PaperTweet3d: Augmented Reality T-shirts from squidder on Vimeo.

2 Comments

1. Steffest:
   

   Nice!
   Now if only we would wear some see-through VR-glasses all-day, the world would be a pretty cool place
   It’s the VR version of my tweetshirt: http://blog.stef.be/?8524

2. Hannes:
   

   Looking good, but how will this work in real life? everybody needing a divice for seeing others t-shirts? Build in screens or projectors seem more interesting..

   on the other hand it could bare some game idea’s or privacy settings for narrowcasting in it..

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