NISO Virtual Conference: Future Perfect: How Libraries are Implementing Emerging Technologies

NISO Virtual Conference: Future Perfect: How Libraries Are Implementing

Emerging Technologies

February 20, 2013

Speakers: Jason Griffey, Christine Perey,

Sue Considine, Michael Weinberg, Rivkah Sass, David Fiander

http://www.niso.org/news/events/2013/virtual/future

NISO Virtual Conference: Future Perfect: How Libraries

Are Implementing Emerging Technologies

Agenda11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Keynote – Overview of the emerging technology landscapePresenter: Jason Griffey, Head of Library Information Technology, University of Tennessee, Chattanooga

12:00 p.m. – 12:45 p.m. Augmented RealityPresenter: Christine Perey, PEREY Research & Consulting 12:45 p.m. – 1:45 p.m. Lunch break 1:45 p.m. – 2:15 p.m. 3D MakerspacesPresenter: Susan Considine, Executive Director, Fayetteville Free Library2:15 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. 3D Printing: Intellectual Property ConcernsPresenter: Michael Weinberg, Senior Staff Attorney and Innovation Evangelist, Public Knowledge3:00 p.m. - 3:15 p.m. Break 3:15 p.m. – 3:45 p.m. Espresso ImplementationPresenter: Rivkah Sass, Library Director, Sacramento Public Library3:45 p.m. – 4:15 p.m. Library in a Box (Bibliobox)Presenter: David Fiander, Web Services Librarian, Western University4:15 – 5:00 p.m. Roundtable discussion: Implementing Emerging Technologies at Your Institution Facilitated by Todd Carpenter, Executive Director, NISO

Mobile Augmented Reality

Christine PereyPEREY Research & Consulting

PEREY Research & ConsultingFebruary 20, 2013

10 min

Mobile AR Overview

- Concepts- Terminology

Agenda

- Popular Uses in Consumer and Enterprise

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10 min 10 min

Mobile AR Overview

- New Publishing Paradigm- Digital information Management and Delivery


Agenda



10 min 10 min 10 min

Mobile AR Overview



Why does it matter? 2013 Trends

Agenda



10 min 10 min 10 min 10 min

Mobile AR Overview



- Innovation- Challenges

Why does it matter? 2013 Trends

Agenda



PEREY Research & Consulting

Mobile device with sensors

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camera, GPS, compass,accelerometer, microphone

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Overlay (Text, images, graphics, 3D objects)on the real world

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Thonon-les-Bains


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Thonon-les-Bains


Geneva

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Mont Blanc

Thonon-les-Bains

Lake Geneva


Geneva

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Mont Blanc

Thonon-les-Bains

Lake Geneva


Geneva

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Mont Blanc

Thonon-les-Bains

Lake Geneva


Geneva

Arriving in Montreux in 15

min

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User Experience

VisionGeo-

Spatial

Infra-structure Content

Stationaryand

Mobile2D and 3D

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User Experience

VisionGeo-

Spatial

IndoorOutdoorOrientation


Stationaryand

Mobile2D and 3D

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User Experience

VisionGeo-

Spatial

PhotoVideoDepthStereo



Stationaryand

Mobile2D and 3D

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User ExperienceSounds

TouchTasteSmell

VisionGeo-

Spatial




Stationaryand

Mobile2D and 3D

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TouchTasteSmell

VisionGeo-

Spatial




Digital ObjectsInteractivity

Stationaryand

Mobile2D and 3D

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TouchTasteSmell

VisionGeo-

Spatial



Infra-structure

Devices

ContentDigital ObjectsInteractivity

Input/Output

Stationaryand

Mobile2D and 3D

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TouchTasteSmell

VisionGeo-

Spatial



Infra-structure

Devices

ContentDigital ObjectsInteractivity

ConnectivityDatabasesSecurity

Input/Output

Stationaryand

Mobile2D and 3D

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Often confused with Visual Search

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• Google Goggles

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• Google Goggles

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• Google Goggles

• Nokia Point & Find

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• Google Goggles


• kooaba Interactive Print

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• Google Goggles


• kooaba Interactive Print

• Ricoh iCandy (iPhone)

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Categories of AR Experiences

2D 3DAugmentation complexity and detail

Real World Target/Reference

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ComputerVision

GeoSpatialTarget Detection

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Static DynamicDigital Object (temporal domain)

ComputerVision


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ComputerVision


OpenAnother Application

In Experience

Interactions

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ComputerVision


OpenAnother Application

In Experience

Interactions

Elsewhere

DevicePoint of View

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Distinguish Delivery Platforms

Mobile ARDesktop ARIndustrial AR

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Professional Users

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Professional Users Consumers/General Public

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Professional Users Consumers/General Public

All Target Audiences have Use Cases

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Popular Mobile AR Consumer Use Cases (2013)

Guides

• Travel/Transportation• Visitor Guides• Cultural Heritage• Architecture

Social

• AR photos • Service/business reviews

Media (Visual) • Television• Magazines

Marketing• Catalogs • Coupons• Brand awareness

Games appear in and

are popular for many use cases

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Finding your way

Acrossair Nearest Tube application for iPhoneshttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U2uH-jrsSxs

IBM Seer application for AndroidNote that live tweets are embedded in the pop-up screen http://www.youtube.com/IBMScout#p/a/u/2/BMLgHGV4zWM

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U2uH-jrsSxs

http://www.youtube.com/IBMScout%23p/a/u/2/BMLgHGV4zWM


Guides

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All Hail Damien HirstTate Modern

Music history appreciationmetaio

Soccer stadium Bauer Verlag

Yelp Monocle

Google Goggles150+ museums


Retail Shopper

Tissot Watch campaign on High Street in GQ and T3http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sM70yME1OLk&

Hostage Wear http://site.layar.com/company/blog/layer-of-the-week-shop-till-you-drop-in-the-new-hostage-virtual-shopping-layer

Adidas Neighborhood http://www.adidas.com/campaigns/originals_ss10/content/microsites/neighborhood/default.aspx

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sM70yME1OLk&

http://site.layar.com/company/blog/layer-of-the-week-shop-till-you-drop-in-the-new-hostage-virtual-shopping-layer

http://site.layar.com/company/blog/layer-of-the-week-shop-till-you-drop-in-the-new-hostage-virtual-shopping-layer


More Retail


Chinese e-commerce company Yihaodian, opened 1,000 virtual supermarketshttp://www.zdnet.com/cn/yihaodian-plans-1000-augmented-reality-virtual-supermarkets-7000005822/

IKEA’s 2013 cataloghttps://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ikea.catalogue.android&hl=en

http://www.zdnet.com/cn/yihaodian-plans-1000-augmented-reality-virtual-supermarkets-7000005822/





https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ikea.catalogue.android&hl=en




Automotive

BMW interface for the car

General Motors and Carnegie Mellon University



Emerging Mobile AR Enterprise Use Cases (2013)

Architecture, ConstructionEngineering

• Pre-viewing plans• Certifications• Training

Transportation

• Repair/Maintenance • Training• Design• Manufacturing

Energy

• Repair/Maintenance• Training

Government

• Public Safety• Planning

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Emerging Mobile AR Enterprise Use Cases (2013)

Architecture, ConstructionEngineering

• Pre-viewing plans• Certifications• Training

Transportation

• Repair/Maintenance • Training• Design• Manufacturing

Energy

• Repair/Maintenance• Training

Government

• Public Safety• Planning

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Use Cases Numerous, Diverse


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Use Cases Numerous, Diverse• Return on Investment

• Quality experiences• Flexibility• Cost • Speed (time to

develop)• Support

• Client satisfaction/engagement with users

• New client leads from AR tools providers

• Roadmap with many, frequent improvements

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Urban Planning & Development


Mobile AR andthe future of Information Publishing


Physical Objects (e.g.

Printed Media)

AR Continues what the Internet Began

The Physical World

The Digital World

Augmented RealityInteraction with physical world parts

Digital Media on CD-ROM

On the Web

New Media designed for the Web



Information publishers

• Development, acquisition, editing, graphic design, production – printing (and its electronic equivalents), and marketing and distribution

• Usually control advertising and marketing, outsource everything else


Print/Publishing

How to books HIT Lab New Zealand

Dragonology published by Templar http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hv3d0wnSWLg

Esquire Augmented Reality issuehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LGwHQwgBzSI

Augmented (3D) Atlasmetaio

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hv3d0wnSWLg


AR Content Segment

• Digital objects for augmentations– Text – Images– Video clips– Audio clips– Animations– 3D objects



AR Content Segment


• Adapting what is already available



AR Content Segment


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2013 Trends in Mobile AR



Content Preparation

• Developing Content Management Systems– Existing databases and formats

(WFS, BIM, XML)– Integrate AR CMS with publisher

CMS• Services (Yelp, Hotels.com)• Retail (A9 Flow and Amazon)

• Creation of assets – More automatic creation – Capture and robustness of

reference (feature extraction)



Content Preparation








Content Preparation








Content Preparation








Content Preparation








“Realism” of Experiences

• Gravity– Orientation of

augmentations in realistic manner

– Physics/physical properties

• Textures, shadows, occlusions – Light sensitivity– Depth sensing (early days)

• Stability – Real objects, people and buildings

do not jitter



Spatial Perception Problem



Spatial Perception Problem



Challenges to Mobile AR Growth

Challenge Business Technology Trending

Getting Enabled Users Aware ✔

From Aware-to-Active (Resistance to Change)

✔

Unproven Business Models ✔ High

Low Sensor Precision ✔

High Power Consumption ✔ High

High Device Fragmentation ✔ ✔

Eye-Level Experience/Hands-Free Use ✔ ✔

Insufficient Good/Excellent Content/Too Little Premium Content

✔ ✔ High







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Augmented Reality:Continuing what the Internet Began

Christine [email protected]

+41 79 436 68 69+1 (617) 848-8159

RealityImproved


mailto:[email protected]

Library Makerspaces

Sue Considine, Executive Director

Leah Kraus, Virtual Branch Director

Lauren Britton, Transliteracy Development Director

Fayetteville Free Library

Technology & Libraries

• Technology has changed the way interact with each other and our environments

• Until quite recently, we have not expanded our definition of literacy to incorporate these changes in order to support a read-write culture in our communities

Library Makerspaces

• What is a makerspace?• What do they do?

What do Makerspaces do?

• They give people tools to create, to hack, to remake their world for the better

Why?

“Instead of trying to interest kids in science as received knowledge, it’s possible to equip them to do science, giving them both the knowledge and the tools to discover it. Instead of building better bombs, emerging technology can help build better communities.”-Neil Gershenfeld

Culture of Innovation

• What is it?• How do you create it?

Barriers to Innovation

• Funding• Decision Makers• Space• Safety/Liability

Tools and Tech

• Sewing Machines• Vinyl Cutter• Soldering Irons• 3D printers • Green Screen• Podcasting Station• Whatever your patrons can dream up!

Programming Ideas

• Take-A-Part Thursdays• Make Your Own Book• STEAM Punk Club• Borrow-a-Bot• Bike Repair• Crafting Club

More than a Makerbot

• Not just about technology• Focus on giving our members the tools

they need to create

Thank you!

Sue Considine, Executive DirectorFayetteville Free Library

[email protected]

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LinkedIn http://www.linkedin.com/in/sueconsidine1


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http://www.twitter.com/sconsidine

http://www.facebook.com/suee.considine1

http://www.linkedin.com/in/sueconsidine1

3D Printing:Libraries and Intellectual PropertyCan be Friends(or at least not enemies)

NISO Virtual ConferenceMichael Weinberg@mweinbergPK

3D Printing?

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Sacramento Public Library’s I Street Press

Community Connections and Civic Engagement: Building Community

One Book at a TimeRivkah K. Sass |Library Director

Sacramento Public Library

What Today is About• The Vision for Community-Based

Publishing at SPL• How We Built It• Where We Are Going• Challenges• What’s Next?

What Are We Trying to Build?

• A Publishing Venture• An Educational Venture• An Outlet for Creativity• A Grand Experiment in Civic Engagement• A Strategy for the Library

The Mechanics

• LSTA Grant• Machine and Software • Maintenance, Training, Support• Development, Delivery of Classes• “EspressNet” Software• SuSupplies

The Vision• Creating a Community Living Room

Centered Around Creativity– The Library as Convener

• Local Writing Programs are Disappearing• Established Writers Inspiring New or

Want-to-be Writers• The “press of choice” for the community• “Out of being a reader comes the writer”

The Business• Writing Classes to Replace Those Being

Dropped by Extension Program• Publishing Center – high-touch POD for

local authors • Building Community to Build Support for

the Library

What’s Been Published• Memoirs• Family Histories• Anthologies• The Constructive Extermination of

Women of Color: Consequences of Perpetual Socio-Economic Marginalization

• Homeless Poet

How It’s Working• Since November 2011

– More than 50 Titles– More than 5,000 Books

• A Lot of Help from Our Friends

What Works

• Workshops–Two-hour workshops are well

attended and well received

What Really Works – Info Sessions

• Every two weeks• Conducted by volunteers

– Intro to the world of self publishing– Personal projects

• Family history• Cookbooks

What Makes People Come?• Want to tell their personal stories• Connect with a community of writers• Looking for expertise they don’t have

(editor, designer, sounding board)• How do I design my book?

Challenges

• Perception of the Library as “free”• Mechanics• Staffing• Funding workshops• Sustainability

What’s Next

• Looking beyond the machine • Finding outside support• E-books?

For More Information

http://www.saclibrary.org/?pageId=1599

Rivkah K. Sass | Library DirectorSacramento Public Library

[email protected]@saclibrary.org

http://www.saclibrary.org/?pageId=1599



Library BoxAnd

Low-Cost Innovation

David J. FianderWestern University

London, Ontario

PirateBox

Photo by Jason Griffey: http://www.flickr.com/photos/griffey/6868123688

LibraryBox in the Wild

Unglue.it: Distributing Free Culture

Photo by David King: http://www.flickr.com/photos/davidking/8429316439

Open = Inexpensive

Contact:David Fiander,

Web Services Librarian

+1 519 661 2111 ext 86369 http://www.lib.uwo.ca

Western Libraries University of Western Ontario

http://www.lib.uwo.ca/taylor/

NISO Virtual ConferenceFuture Perfect: How Libraries Are Implementing Emerging Technologies

NISO Virtual Conference • February 20, 2013

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