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Epson Augmented Reality Greeting Cards



Epson has started the year right by providing computer geeks with something new in the form of these augmented reality greeting cards using the Epson Colorio printer and a webcam. These greeting cards are called “nengajo” in Japan.

These augmented reality greeting cards are made through capturing your face via a webcam which is then paired with a character representing the Japanese New Year of your choice. Check out the video below to see how it works.

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