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Marco Tempest, the techno-illusionist who shot to internet stardom last year with his three-iPod/iPhone magic act, has followed up with a augmented reality, Kinect-powered TED talk on the history of ...

<p co Tempest works on hand motions to integrate into his augmented-reality card trick. <em>o: Jonathan Snyder/Wired</em NYORK — Marco Tempest is about to ...

Marco Tempest is a magician who uses technology to create magic tricks and illusions. His latest creation uses three iPods to show us how magic tricks work, and he describes his project as the magic ...

His free-to-attend session, 'Virtual Production & the Metaverse: A future where everyone is invited to play’, is open to all show attendees When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an ...

Marco Tempest’s blend of technology and illusion highlights the importance of questioning reality to create the future. Subquadratic has now shared more details about its new model. But some are still ...

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Marco Tempest calls himself a "technoillusionist" -- he combines magic tricks with the technological artistry (and occasionally the black-turtlenecked panache) of Steve Jobs. We last saw him hacking ...

At the computer graphics conference SIGGRAPH, Marco Tempest of Magic Lab and the MIT Media Lab explained how magic tricks can test people’s psychological responses to emerging technology, like drones ...

Illusionist and augmented reality artiste Marco Tempest has put together a video preview of his newest act, called (aptly enough) "Augmented Reality Magic 1.0," and has been kind enough to share it ...

Marco Tempest, the techno-illusionist who shot to internet stardom last year with his three-iPod/iPhone magic act, has followed up with a augmented reality, Kinect-powered TED talk on the history of ...