Over at our sponsor Intel's My Life Scoop site, I posted a short into to augmented reality games:
In 1901, Wonderful Wizard of Oz author L. Frank Baum published a short story called "The Master Key" in which the protagonist Rob has invented the "Character Marker," electrical spectacles that overlay a letter on the foreheads of people to give a sense of their personality. At the end of the story, Rob reflects on his inventions and says that "It's no fun being a century ahead of the times!" History is catching up with Rob.
"Blended Worlds: Augmented Reality Games"
