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Context<\/h4>\n

Lifeprint is an instant photo printer that not only allows you to print live videos, but also share those printed videos using Lifeprint\u2019s Augmented Reality Hyperphoto(TM) software app.\u00a0<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n

Design concept<\/h4>\n

\u201cWhat does the photograph of the new millennium look like?\u201d With social media dominating the \u201cmemories\u201d market, something important was being lost. There\u2019s something special about holding a memory in your hand that can\u2019t be explained or replicated on a pixelated screen. In addition for the traditional printed photos (which have been thought of as \u201cmoments frozen in time\u201d), the outcome is a user-friendly, AR photo printer that makes printed photos come to life before our eyes.<\/p>\n

Experiential qualities and related concepts<\/h4>\n

Affective, fluency, hybrid, seductive, visibility.<\/p>\n

Augmentation modality<\/h4>\n

Visual.<\/p>\n

Technical options<\/h4>\n

AR Hyperphoto (TM) Software App, smartphone, wireless & inkless photo printer.<\/p>\n

Prototyping techniques<\/h4>\n

Video scenario, handheld AR.<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n

Source<\/h4>\n

Lifeprint web site.<\/a><\/p>\n

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