Browsers and Devices

Georgia Institute of Technology announced the release of the developer preview of Kamra

Tuesday, June 8th, 2010
Kamra, the First Open Standards-Based Mobile Browser

The Georgia Institute of Technology has announced the release of the developer preview of Kamra, the first mobile augmented reality (AR) browser for the KHARMA (KML/HTML Augmented Reality Mobile Architecture). The release of Kamra for the iPhone in the iTunes Store is expected before the end of June. So what the heck is Kamra anyway? Well it’s the first mobile open standards browser that overlays information from multiple website channels simultaneously onto the user’s phone. . . .The Kamra development team is led by Blair MacIntyre, associate professor in the School of Interactive Computing and faculty member at the GVU Center at Georgia Tech. Alex Hill, postdoctoral fellow within the Augmented Environments Lab in the School of Interactive Computing, will also be present at the demonstrations. The Kamra project is sponsored by Alcatel-Lucent as part of their University Innovations Program.

Wireless Weblog – June 7, 2010

A Platform for Mobile Devices

Tuesday, June 8th, 2010

I sat down with Alex Hill, postdoctoral fellow within the Augmented Environments Lab in the School of Interactive Computing at Georgia Tech prior to South by Southwest 2010 to define in plain pictures the infrastructure behind the the first mobile augmented reality (AR) browser (KML/HTML Augmented Reality Mobile Architecture) development platform based on open Web standards.

The big idea here is that the infrastructure is based on open web standards which makes it possible for anyone with some web development and geographic skills to develop AR content.

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