Augmented Reality Business Cards are not just a novelty; they offer practical benefits that can significantly enhance networking efforts. For instance, ...

Growing up, 25-year-old Alfred Espidol was obsessed with technology, working at several phone retailers in his younger days. This interest in phones and love for all things tech, is what led him ...

You may think the business card has a limited lifespan in this digital era, but one developer has found a way to prove that wrong, while simultaneously showing off his augmented reality programming.

Like the human appendix, business cards have outlasted their actual usefulness, but they’re somehow still around, piling up and killing trees. Perhaps they have a little more life in them with ...

Developer James Alliban wanted a way to make his business cards stand out, and also to show off his augmented reality skills, so what better way than to link the two together.. On the back of ...

The Augmented Business Card uses tech similar to that already seen in baseball cards. ... Next to that is an AR (augmented reality) marker, a blocky black shape for tracking the card’s movement.

Put simply, these cards have been imprinted with a 3D grid of colored planes on one side, and when placed in front of a PC webcam, a pixelated pop-up arrives to really make that first impression ...

ActionScript developer James Alliban has himself one of the most impressive business cards you will ever see. It uses augmented reality to generate a 3D video that can be manipulated on screen.

Jonas Jäger has taken this whole augmented reality thing from oh-cute! status to holy-frack-that’s-cool position. His business card will make the owner appear like a 3D hologram, displaying ...