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Zoopla recently launched an impressive augmented reality app for the iPhone that lets users search for properties for sale and rent and compare house prices by pointing the phone's camera at a street, mining its 27 million strong property database.

Pokémon Go can also use your phone's camera to display all of this with rudimentary (but still sometimes impressive) augmented reality.

Setting aside the limitations of the first generation of a hardware device, the Magic Leap is about as impressive a piece of augmented or virtual reality hardware as I've seen.

It has more in common with Google's ill-fated Glass, which offers basic web search information and map directions through an augmented reality – if far less graphically impressive than Magic Leap.

Aurasma demoed the augmented reality experience and it was quite impressive.

Considering that the size of the CD4+ T cell population in gp250 SC mice was around 40% of the CD4+ T cell population in B6.K mice, the augmented MCC-tetramer+ frequency was even more impressive.

That's exactly what happens in the tech demo above, which was created by Kenny W, a developer working on augmented reality games, and whose previous projects include equally impressive functioning AR takes on the Pokémon franchise.

But this piece, Ilumina from Luis Sanz (IndefiniteVJ) shows you that the humble sheet of paper can be just as impressive as the facade of a historical building much like AntiVJ's augmented wall mural Eyjafjallajökull, but on a smaller scale.

The augmented reality demo itself was really mediocre, and much less impressive than any decently made ARKit game.

Earlier this afternoon Weta just debuted their augmented reality game as a preview to the Magic Leap conference and it's impressive.

Taking an architectural scale model as their canvas, Zurich-based art collective PROJEKTIL use five projectors to create an augmented reality installation that demonstrates you don't need large buildings to make an impressive projection mapped display.