Boards Magazine Rethinks Navigation Using Augmented Reality
With the print industry floundering to remain relevant, Boards Magazine in collaboration with Free Art & Technology have developed a new kind of augmented reality cover. Utilizing open source software, the creative team built a narrative interface that uses the location of the magazine cover to move through content. By moving the physical magazine into different positions, new animations or text appear on screen.
Watch a video demonstration below:
[via Free Art & Technology]
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| TOPICS: | Arts & Culture, Design & Architecture, Electronics & Gadgets, Media & Publishing |
| TAGS: | augmented reality, boards magazine, magazine industry |
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