Augmented Reality - the 8th Mass Medium: Tomi Ahonen at TEDxMongKok
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 มิ.ย. 2012
- Tomi Ahonen explains why Augmented Reality is the Next Big Thing
A colourful, entertaining and educational talk that demonstrates some of the latest thinking and explains why augmented reality will literally change the way that we look at the world
Tomi Ahonen was rated the most influential expert in mobile by Forbes in January 2012. He released his twelfth book in 2011 and is the most published author in the mobile industry. Widely respected in the industry, Tomi is referenced in over 100 books.
starts at 3:55
And than came ARKit. This really is predicting the future!
Nice explanation.. 👏👏
so much info! & passion
Great Seminar Tomi, we should make sure our AR Apps are MAGICAL...:)
I wonder the study syllabus of the new generation will hold this "8th mass medium" A great talk by Tomi Ahonen, thought as suggested by him, we just entered the decade where AR will be reaching the new number of consumerism, I just have to remember to "MAKE THINGS MAGICAL"
So
Where are the numbers today?
Yes, This Is The Future. Especially In My Industry - #RealEstate
Classic Tomi. Great video.
Yes. The next big thing. The idea is not new but as the procesing power is becoming accessible to common man, AR can take advantage and introduce something magical to people. Really worth it. I had first tasted it on a ps2 with pseye and compatible video game.
Always entertaining Tomi and very exciting to see what is happening with AR...particularly with Google embracing so aggressively with Google Glasses which can filter into their massive search & mapping technology and information!
great stuff!
The future is Augmented reality
I'd like to see the sources you used for your chart @12.38 . Great comparison chart
It was long, and a insightful presentation. I can see why they called you in for the presentation.
Extremely inspiring!
Damn it! I'm 9 years late to the party!
awesome vid
7:50 If I was a teacher in any of these areas I would try to take my younglings out to show them history in augmented reality.
Great
Nice tie.
forget phones, put AG in tech glasses and BOOM, new world era.
Sounds all well and good but it will be only as good as the support it gets. Take Microsofts Windows phone for example, they’ve announced that they aren’t making any more phones, so how long will hollowlense last?
Le resulta fácil hablar de la RA someramente y catalogarla como el octavo medio masivo cuando ni siquiera cumple con las características (actualmente) para ser encasillada como nuevo medio (New Media), menos aún como medio masivo. Tal vez al paso de unos años y con un análisis real de la RA que no parta solamente de sus prácticas "productivas" se pueda construir una teoría que la explique con mejores argumentos que los que presenta Tomi Ahonen en el video.
tu punto de vista esta basado en el corto plazo, AR sera utilizada de muchas formas es una tecnologia muy joven con un potencial tremendo para realmente convertirse en el 8vo medio, el tiempo lo dira pero como vamos es muy probable que suceda
So Nokia City Lens is the next big thing!
A good talk, but Tomi Ahonen failed to realise (through no fault of his own - this was pre Google-Glass) that head-mounted displays are essential to AR gaining any form of mass adoption. Mobile phone media was dependent on mobile phone hardware. Ultimately, AR isn't compelling if you need to hold your phone up to see the virtual layer.
So the uptake of AR is completely bound to uptake of HMDs. The problem is AR for HMDs is a very difficult technological challenge - one that is only beginning (with Microsoft's HoloLens) to be solved. I like to think of 2012 to AR not as 1998 was to mobile, but as 1993 was. In 1993, the hardware was only just beginning to be possible - the use cases were predicted, but not quite ready yet.
Once HoloLens and its competitors are mature hardware devices (probably around 2017 or 2018), we will be at the 1998 of mobile for AR. By that reasoning, it will be closer to 2025 when we start seeing mass-adoption of AR as a media source.
And that's assuming that the current stigma against HMDs caused by Google Glass' failure vanishes in the near future.
Pokemon Go just defeated your argument lol but you posted this from a year ago so I can't blame you
We gotta start somewhere
I like your Analysis, and even now, 3 years down the line, I think it still holds up, with Pokemon Go being a exception. I can now start building applications in Unity for my HoloLens (which is still very expensive for the mass market). So your 1998 prediction still really holds up, maybe we are a little further. Let's see how the analysis stands up in the next years
Guess what Tomi, If you buy a Nokia Lumia with either WP7 or 8, You can get it.. Get it!
Nokia City lens is available now you know..
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Pokemon go
I don't even have to buy new Nokia as my N8 has had it for years.
SMALL SOULED BUGMAN
nothing really new doc. out of statistics and interesting feedback for real, from the virtual world. I work on an AR+ by video artworks, by digital artist Judith Darmont. she aims to augment saturated urban space by digital & video artistic portraits of local citizens. more informations : check out my URBAN SPIRITS playlist and urban-spirits[dot]com. merci ;)
Is Tomi T Ahonen a HEDGE FUND BABY?
9:10 so pokemon go comes from this Idea?
commercialised technology , some people going to make more money that's it, in reality how good is it for our life ?? very little.
He is absolutely wrong my first mobile I had was in 1994 aloo