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We are thrilled to announce the Open and Interoperable AR Workshop at AWE 2014 lead by Christine Perey and AR Standards.org Workshop Details Date and time: May 27, 2014 1:30 to 5:30 PM Location: Room 212 at the Santa Clara Convention Center, California Registration: Add the Tutorial Day option while you register for AWE 2014 Purpose: This workshop at AWE2014 is designed to provide professional developers a 4-hour nuts-and-bolts session on the approaches and resources available today for those who want to reach the largest audience with compelling experiences. Attendees will: Get up to speed on open source projects and standards that are available today for use in interoperable AR deployments and tools, Discover how to access and contribute to new projects and standards under development, and See, first-hand, the latest examples of open and interoperable AR implementations. Agenda: 30 min – Introduction and Overview of Open and Interoperable AR 90 min – Relevant Standards by Standards Development Organization: Khronos Group IEEE SA ISO/IEC JTC SC 29 WG 11 (MPEG) Open Geospatial Consortium Web 3D Consortium 60 min – Open Source Projects Augmented Web Georgia Tech Argon browser 60 min – Live demonstrations and Discussion Topics If you have any questions or would like to propose a talk during this workshop, please contact Christine Perey. The AR Standards Portal is dedicated to advancing the dialog around open and interoperable AR as well as documenting the sources of specifications and interfaces that provide alternatives to single-vendor silos. The open AR Community meetings bring together stakeholders for status updates and provide a platform for collaboration among those who might not otherwise have interests or desire to work towards open and interoperable AR....
CEO and President, Infinity Augmented Reality. Mr. Landenberg was the co-founder and managing partner of E-Dologic, Israel’s first interactive advertising agency, which was founded in 1999. The firm launched revolutionary campaigns for leading companies such as Coca-Cola, Mazda, Ford, JDate, Nestle and other Fortune 500 companies. In 2001 E-Dologic was acquired by Publicis Group SA, where Mr. Landenberg served as Chief Interaction Officer until January 2013. Along with building one of the largest digital advertising agencies, Mr., Landenberg is a well-known expert in the interactive media field, a highly sought-after lecturer at technology conventions and a featured TEDx conference keynote speaker. Mr. Landenberg earned an M.B.A. in Business Management from the Ruppin Academic Center and currently serves on the school’s Board of Governors. Mr. Landenberg is also the Chief Commercial Marketing Officer for the SpaceIL project, a project to land an Israeli spacecraft on the moon. Mr Landenberg brings a wealth of knowledge, experience and innovation to the Infinity AR Team and with Enon at the Helm, the Company is destined for great things...
Ronald Azuma is an Augmented Reality Leader in Intel Labs, where he leads a group that designs and prototypes novel experiences that exploit upcoming technologies that will radically alter what people expect from media. Prior to joining Intel, he helped start the Nokia Research Center Hollywood and also worked at HRL Laboratories. He is known for being a pioneer in AR and is generally credited with defining the term “Augmented Reality.” He built the world’s first working AR system and wrote a paper that is the single most referenced publication in the field of AR and was listed as one of “50 influential papers” from the entire history of MIT Press journal publications. He serves on the Steering Committee for the IEEE International Symposium on Mixed and Augmented Reality (ISMAR). In 2013 he was invited to give a Gilbreth Lecture to the National Academy of Engineering. Ronald is also known as the author of “So Long, and Thanks for the Ph.D.,” a free online guide about surviving graduate school. For more information, see his website http://ronaldazuma.com...