About Sandy
Hurricane Sandy came and went through New Jersey and affected New York significantly as well. We’re fine, and Columbia University…
Category: blog update
New Look and updates
Greetings everyone, Apologies for the year-long silence. Things have been… busy, to say the least. Let’s see we can best…
Quick update: ISMAR video
Hey everyone, Have managed to catch a quick break and as such, I’ve decided to upload the teaser video we…
Updates long overdue
Hey everyone, I’ve finally managed to schedule in some time to update the blog. Unlike previous blog updates (which were…
Quick blog post – Spatial Augmented Reality in Sacramento
Hey Everyone, Pardon my absence, but for the past month I’ve either been traveling, moving to and fro New York…
The Eternal City and me
Warning: the following post has absolutely nothing to do with AR. Rather, it has more to do with my own reality that has been augmented by some knowledge ;-D
Considering that right now I’m in the midst of temporary relocating to California, wrapping up research and packing, it seems rather insane to sit down and write a blog post. However, when the Muse speaks, I’ve learned that it is important to listen and, at the very least, make notes.
New post about previous travel
The contents of this post aren’t exactly new, novel, nor really AR related. If anything, it’s more VR, and even then, we might be stretching it.
I share this because, in my opinion, it is very cool.
Last year, I was fortunate enough to visit Ireland once again. This time around, as I was staying in County Ennis, I made sure to see the Cliffs of Moher.
It is a place of breathtaking beauty that nature saw fit to share with the Irish. I hope that the following picture captures some of the essence of what I saw.
Recent Travels – CHI 2010
Last week, I attended the Computer Human Interaction (CHI 2010) conference in Atlanta, GA. For those who don’t follow the Human-Computer Interaction community, this conference showcases the best research done in how users can interact, control and manipulate the information presented by computers. In all, the topics presented by each paper were vast and varied. Unfortunately, there was no way I could partake in all the papers and courses presented. As such, I wish to share my highlights of CHI2010: