Virtual Mirror: augmented reality without glasses

Oct 8th 2009
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The Fraunhofer Heinrich Hertz Institute — the same Fraunhofer that holds many of the patents on MP3 — have a booth at CEATEC exhibiting some of their research efforts, shopping them around for potential licensees.

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Virtual Mirror: augmented reality without glasses

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