GlyphPlayer is a free program that runs in your browser, used to view Augmented Reality glyphs using a webcam.
See it in action by watching this video demonstration.
Try it out for yourself by printing this sample glyph. Then launch GlyphPlayer, give it permission to access your webcam, and show it the printed glyph. You'll see the sample glyph's content pop right up.
You can check out additional sample content by visiting the Sample Glyphs section of the site. Show any glyph to GlyphPlayer, and it will automatically load and display the content defined by the owner of the glyph.
Would you like to create and publish your own glyphs? You can! Create glyphs that do and say whatever you like, and GlyphPlayer will show the content you created to anyone with a copy of your glyph. Make your glyphs using GlyphManager, a desktop application that lets you create feature-rich 3-D glyph content without writing a single line of code. GlyphManager is free for personal non-commercial use, so you can get started right away. Start with Tutorial #1: Installing GlyphManager, and you can be generating your own augmented reality glyphs in minutes!
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