are 2010 is over. It was a blast. Many thanks to 400 AR enthusiasts who joined us for 2 days of AR goodness.
Special thanks to our 90 speakers from 40 augmented reality companies, our exhibitors, sponsors, and above all – for Qualcomm.
For those who weren’t as fortunate, and couldn’t join the event – here are some of the highlights.
Bruce Sterling’s keynote (aka the prophet of the augmented reality industry) opened it up with a bang:
“It’s 9 am in the augmented reality industry…without vision people perish…it’s your chance to bake a big pie before you start slicing it up…it’s time for you to get dressed…good luck to you, I’ll be watching you”
The Augmented Reality Event: Bruce Sterling’s keynote from Ori Inbar on Vimeo.
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