Microsoft Reveals Internal Augmented Reality App For Windows Phone Devices
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Microsoft today revealed details about their internal augmented reality app for Windows Phone devices. This app called Campus Experience was built on Windows Azure and Windows Phone. It makes use of location-awareness, voice, and adaptive intelligence. For example, you can book a vehicle to transport you across campus with one-touch or by voice command, The conference room feature defaults to showing available rooms nearby and enables one-touch booking, and more.
- Augmented Reality, learn about a building just by pointing the phone
- Location-Aware Conf. Room & vehicle booking, using the interface or voice commands
- Social, ability to drop messages at locations for people to find, and “check-in” to buildings
- Other Tools, including Whiteboard snap, Café menus, Acronym dictionary, MS Archives scavenger hunt, etc.
Read more about it from the link below.
Source: Next at Microsoft
