Feb 17, 2009
PaperTweet3d: Augmented Reality T-shirts
So we here at squidder have been playing around with the FLARToolKit a lot recently. Pretty amazing stuff really. And while fooling around with it, something (perhaps obvious) occurred to us: We love flash. And we also love t-shirts. And Papervision. And Twitter.
And, suddenly, we had a way to combine them all together.
Below is an early technical demo, in which a barcode, containing a twitter username, is embedded within our FLAR pattern. This is important because you don’t need to create a new pattern for each username. Instead, the flash reads the person’s username (up to 8 characters, encoded in 6 bit chunks) and then pulls that person’s latest post from twitter.
The source code is a mess, but we’ll be posting some more how-to details soon. In the meantime, enjoy the video demo below!
Update: YouTube drools, Vimeo rules.
[...] Squidder s’amuse également avec Flartoolkit en placant le pattern sur un Tshirt, et il l’utilise en affichant son dernier statut twitter. On peut imaginer toutes sortes de choses amusantes avec du coup, mais le mélange avec twitter est sympathiquep, car tout comme les essais de General Electrics vus précédemment, il y a une utilité (mais tout est relatif). Prochaines étapes : facebook ? Google Maps ? [...]
[...] Here is another augmented reality T-shirt example by squidder [...]
… I say: Projector!
Cool idea btw.
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[...] expérience, de la part de Squidder, qui s’est amusé à “coller” sur son t-shirts son dernier statut twitter en [...]
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[...] kijf: Het inspireert en activeert digitalists om meer uit het kanaal te halen. Kijk hier eens naar: als je dit t-shirt voor je webcam houdt toont het je laatste tweet in 3D. Nerdstuff! Gemaakt met de FLARToolKit. Mijn handen jeuken om hier wat mee te doen. Nu nog java in [...]
[...] – we’re seriously on Twitter all day.Also exciting Twitternews: Apparently you can also broadcast tweets from your t-shirt. In a hologram. It sounds a little too sci-fi and, um, complicated for us, but if you figure out [...]
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[...] I noticed their discussion of a significantly more awesome Tweet-on-shirt setup. Created by Squidder, this new take integrates the new tech-trend of augmented reality. By printing a unique bar code on [...]
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[...] Squidder.com : PaperTweet3d, des tee-shirts en réalité augmenté (angl.) Imprimer sur un tee-shirt un code 2D contenant votre identifiant Twitter et permettant à quiconque [...]
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Hi guys, have been playing with your demo and it’s great! Just having a problem with my movieclip. It’s doesn’t appear to be scaled to the size of the plane. All I can see is a highly pixelated corner of my movieclip. Just wondered if you had any ideas?
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[...] new systems that tie augmented reality into Twitter and other social networking systems. Their first project is a t-shirt with a FLAR barcode that, when recognized by a webcam-enabled computer, pulls up the [...]
[...] PaperTweet3d: Augmented Reality T-shirts (image above, video below) employs FLARToolKit (a Flash based implementation of ARToolKit) to pull a Twitter users latest post and superimpose it (through a video image) on a t-shirt with AR code. [...]
Hi again, just wondering if you had any plans to release your source anytime soon? I’d really like to know more about how you made your barcodes and integrated them with flash. Have you thought about using QR or even reactivision codes?
Thanks again guys,
David
Hi folks, do you have some news about release your source soon? i want made my tshirt!
cheers!
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I wonder what kind of barcode they’re using.
It’s not a QR code, and it can only contain 8 characters so it’s probably a small one
The idea however is brilliant, embedding info/data inside the marker itself.
Could you shed some light on the barcode?
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Great clip. Really advanced stuff.
Thanks for sharing informations.Looking forward to more stuff.