I tried their tabletop Sharks! game at a McDonalds a few years ago. It was fun and worked reasonably well although the latency was bad enough that it made the game hard to play a times.
Hopefully/likely the newer versions are more responsive but it's hard to tell from the marketing videos.
I'm also a fan of AR Sandbox which feels a bit more interactive because it involves tactile manipulation rather than just point/click/tap/jumping to trigger events.
It would be neat if a bunch of foam blocks could be tracked to allow for cooperative sorting and building games. E.g. an egg race game(or other balanced object projected on foam block).
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Interesting I’ve seen something like this in a shopping centre. Kids love it. Although they are kids and would get bored of it eventually especially if they see it every day. Maybe preteens and teens could get hooked if the games are really good. Could be great for adults too!
Hopefully/likely the newer versions are more responsive but it's hard to tell from the marketing videos.
I'm also a fan of AR Sandbox which feels a bit more interactive because it involves tactile manipulation rather than just point/click/tap/jumping to trigger events.
It would be neat if a bunch of foam blocks could be tracked to allow for cooperative sorting and building games. E.g. an egg race game(or other balanced object projected on foam block).
https://arsandbox.ucdavis.edu/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CE1B7tdGCw0
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