Flintham, 2009 - Google Patents
Supporting mobile mixed-reality experiencesFlintham, 2009
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Mobile mixed-reality experiences mix physical and digital spaces, enabling participants to simultaneously inhabit a shared environment online and on the streets. These experiences take the form of games, educational applications and new forms of performance and art, and …
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