The video clip below shows how one can use augmented reality (AR) to explore the buildings of Amache at full scale. The screen capture video was created in a neighborhood park using a 3D model of part of block 12G. I was able to literally walk around the barracks,...
Your Data in Unreal: How to bring your data into real-time environments… this was a webinar about how to “experience your 3D datasets in fully immersive environments”. Amache data was featured, among others, showing how the camp was rebuilt in the...
Esri has featured the Augmenting Amache StoryMap in their list of Favorite Stories of 2020! This story map was created by Emma Hardy and Sarah Alban at Eos Positioning Systems. It tells the story of Dennis Otsuji, who was born at Amache. We had a chance meeting at...
The Amache Project was featured recently in this article n Axios by Russel Contreras. He describes how new virtual and “augmented” reality technology is allowing users to experience 1960s civil rights marches, the agony of segregation for Black Americans,...
This video clip is an example of using FME AR to display a section of buildings from Amache in augmented reality. It can be done at the actual location, or in your dining room … Please have a look at this quick video clip captured on my iPad Mini using FME AR....
This article discusses a possible solution for showing underground features at Amache in AR. Such features could be pipes, conduit or other buried features....
