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The augmented reality we've come to accept exists in apps that overlay information (tweets, subway maps, restaurants) over live images, an idea that doesn't really, um, augment anything; the AR Drone robot from Parrot, however, takes the phrase literally. When flying, the Drone's camera captures objects and re-envisions them as opponents or obstacles before sending its video stream back to a connected iPhone or iPod touch. The result is a truly augmented image of real-world objects. The company's demo scenario, for example, puts the Drone in the midst of a dogfight on the iPhone screen, when in reality it's only seeing a bar code on a white box in its path. [See it in action.]
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