Here is a collection of clips demonstrating what AR and VR will look like in the future, starting with a stereo 3D short entitled "Augmented City:"

More AR videos:



AR FPS:

Photorealistic Augmented Reality via Mental Ray Matchmoving:

AR Books:

AR Maps:




Far Future AR:


And VR:

Near realtime photorealistic rendering with RealityServer 3.0:

Clip from the movie "Disclosure:"

Kinect/Wiimote/HMD VR:

Also, DR (diminished reality):

Haptics:

ForceTek XIO Partial Gaming Exoskeleton:

Sixense:

Headtracking:

HDHMDs:


Simulators:

FPS Simulators:


Body Motion Simulators:



Driving Simulators:


Homemade Simulator:

The Toyota/Lexus Simulator - Most Advanced in World

Flight Simulators:


Swimming Simulators:

Detailed design for an ODT:

Total Immersion:

Natural Interfaces - Beyond the Mouse and Keyboard:







FPV Drones (for interfacing with reality remotely):







Philip Rosedale speaking on the future of the metaverse:

Neural Interface


What *is* real?




Utility Fog:


Uploading



Metaverse One, a channel covering the emerging 3D web.
Metaverse Roadmap
Olfactory Feedback
Omnisensorial Feedback - Virtual Space Travel!

The Reality Continuum:
Diminished Reality
Reality
Augmented Reality
Mixed Reality
Virtual Reality
Synthetic Reality
Simulated Reality
Hyperreality

Ubiquitous augmented reality and photorealistic realtime simulations are only a few decades away, with fully immersive VR likely coming along shortly after, if not alongside these disruptive technologies which will revolutionize humanity's interfacing with reality itself. You won't search Google, Google will search for you. You won't carry devices; computers will be invisibly embedded everywhere. The world will shrink to the point where it fits in a room - your room, and we'll begin to move the globe around us, instead of moving around the globe. Experience the world - and beyond - without ever leaving your room. Further out, neural interface will allow us to jack into the Matrix for real, and ultimately, we will upload our minds to computers, becoming truly limitless. We won't be developing warp drives any time soon, but we will be warping reality to our will. Space is not the final frontier. This is the most exciting time in human history, for this is the century of the reality exodus.

If you put bunch of different AR related videos here, please put mine in the list
http://www.mtbs3d.com/phpBB/viewtopic.php?f=120&t=12894

And thanks for the videos, many of them are cool finds that I didn't see before!

Sure! I was actually planning to add that very same video, as I remembered seeing it on the forum earlier, but I fell asleep. I planned to just post three videos, then kept thinking of more and more to add lol. I will continue to update this list in the future, and will take recommendations.

Here is a collection of clips demonstrating what AR and VR will could maybe look like in the future, starting with a stereo 3D short entitled "Augmented City:"

Here is a collection of clips demonstrating what AR and VR will look like in the future, starting with a stereo 3D short entitled "Augmented City:"

Excellent compilation of videos! These are truly inspiring for us VR enthusiasts I especially love the Omni-Directional Treadmill concept and of course the Playstation 9 simulated reality sketch. Indeed there will be no need to travel to the far reaches of space when we can simply create our own universe, not to mention develop meaningful narratives for ourselves within that simulated universe.

The dark side of this being that simulated reality may not be the ultimate paradise, but the death of humanity.

A very interesting trailer that practically shows the future of board games in VR:





By the way, the first video in the list either inspired or was inspired by Heavy Rain's "ARI (Augmented reality interface)".

Weird! Date with Hatsune Miku in Augmented Reality environment

OMG! EPIC!!!!!!!

This is hilarious, cute and creepy. But also very cool - I can imagine that this sort of virtual pet/girlfriend been quite a killer app once AR/VR tech goes mainstream.

Nintendo will clean up with Nintendogs/Nintencats AR edition.

Maybe I'm someone strange but I feel it totally weird and useless in exception of the technical challenge of doing this.

At the contrary, I feel the settler VII video much more attractive.

I usually post in the Rift forum but I found this more general VR/AR related:
I couldn't directly post here, since the video is in a weird format, but its an interactive 360 degree moving from the top of an F1 car. WOW!
Imagine that with high FOV and head tracking?!
http://www.f1fanatic.co.uk/2012/10/31/i ... ll-action/

The amount of videos on the thread crashed my ipad browser

You're not the only one... Flash player in chrome on my beefy system died too. lol

That's one of the reasons why I configure the Flash plugin as "click to play" by default in the Chrome settings. That and the fact that I don't like seeing things moving on my screen without me consenting to it. Surfing the web has been a lot more enjoyable this way for me.

The Augmented Reality Tardis: It's bigger on the inside!
http://www.ebaumsworld.com/video/watch/82987606/

Sight: An 8-Minute Sci-Fi Augmented Reality guess at what social interaction may be like in the future.
http://www.forbes.com/sites/anthonykosner/2012/07/29/sight-an-8-minute-augmented-reality-journey-that-makes-google-glass-look-tame/

before Doom 3 BFG there was ARQuake

http://wearables.unisa.edu.au/projects/arquake/

http://youtu.be/Qb5rACCUC1g
http://youtu.be/yNYfkxqiB6g

Nvidia demonstrated Tegra 4 with some fast capabilities, iirc. I see how they could use it for AR in the future.

Virtusphere in 3D!!


Holodeck in YT3D