Sure, games like Pokemon Go helped spur initial interest in the technology, but efforts from big players like Ikea and MLB, combined with some really clever small developers seem poised to help AR really take off over the next couple of years.
For example, both Kiki and star-shape are clever, small, thin and nervous.
But clever, small-scale technologies -- including subterranean pools for capturing rainfall, pumps on river banks, and cisterns under drain spouts -- can make parched land bloom.
The main thinker behind the proposals, former Clinton domestic policy honcho Bruce Reed, is the maestro of the clever small-bore initiative - an expert crafter of things that are good ideas and that might conceivably get done even with Newt Gingrich as speaker of the House.
He blew the $20m mega-budget on dazzling special effects, Douglas Trumbull's team creating alien craft of astonishing size and power, and on clever smaller tricks too - such as toys going bonkers when the aliens arrive.
He blew the $20m mega-budget on dazzling special effects, Douglas Trumbull's team creating alien craft of astonishing size and power, and on clever smaller tricks too - such as little Cary Guffey's toys going bonkers when the aliens arrive.
Much remained mysterious, particularly about the baleen whales, which are too big to study in aquariums, but it was easy to make inferences from their large brains and complex neural pathways, and from the behavior of their clever smaller relatives the dolphins.
Interestingly, Poland is a leader in payments with a number of clever smaller banks offering more NFC and bitcoin payment options than anywhere else in Europe.
Muvi makes small, clever, little camcorders.
Using a range of clever approaches, small but significant increases in spontaneous synaptic event frequency are seen with morphine that appears to depend on the presence of local inhibitory neurons in the VTA and GABA(B R activity.
Will these documentaries – low budget, clever, appealing to small, passionate audiences – be adequately funded in the squeeze on television budgets?
