ARGO spoke at the next LunchNLearn organized by WhatTheyThink on Wednesday, August 26th at 13:00 (ET), or 19:00 (Paris time).
This intervention in round table mode was devoted to the future of connected paper, with a special focus on the role played by the #augmented reality.
30 min speech in English
Many of you are wondering about the future of paper in such a connected world and you would be right: how to integrate technologies in an industry that appears disconnected?
What is important to highlight is that, nowadays, the printing industry does not make an exception to the integration of technologies during its manufacturing process.
This webinar “Beyond Print: Technologies for Augmenting Print Reality” will look deeper into several examples of “interactive print”. Indeed, the goal here is to discuss about:
- How technologies work, how they can be implemented, and how they differ from each other
- Practical, real-world examples of how printers and print customers are using technologies
- How to implement technologies (such as augmented reality…)
Looking at the different technologies for making print interactive, each speaker will talk about what it do best:
SpeedPro’s Near Field Communication-based InfoLnkX
ARGO’s use of augmented reality (AR) to bring print catalogs to life
Xanté’s Infomark to share images and rich-media assets associated with print-based content
And the session will also include background material on other kinds of interactive print technologies, such as QR codes and virtual reality (VR).
Conference led by on Wednesday, 26 August, at 1 p.m. ET:
Richard Romano, managing editor at WhatTheyThink
Adam Koppelman, SpeedPro Services Group, Totowa, N.J.
Frédéric Guarino, ARGO
Robert Ross, Xanté
