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Posts Tagged 'Augmented reflection'

Design, Hi Tech

Augmented reflection: Personal Data Mirror

November 30, 2011·Comments closed·

New York Times Lab Mirror Personal Data Mirror, dubbed by R&D “augmented reflection“, is a natural user interface that creates

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