It’s been only recently that the concept of augmented reality has become something the vast majority of people could understand, and begin looking forwards to consume eagerly. Just in case you’re new to it all, augmented reality involves the use of virtual computer-generated sensory input (such as sound or graphics) in order to augment the view that one can have of any physical environment. In order for the relevant effect to be generated, an augmented reality browser must be used. And right now, the most popular of such browsers is undoubtedly Layar.
If the above was all new to you, and you want to know how all that translates into practice, then the next thing you must do is to visit this site. Poistr basically allows people who have no technical knowledge to create elements that others will be able to view by using Layar, or any other augmented reality browser such as Junaio or Wikitude.
It’s all done by choosing the data layer that applies and adding the relevant elements (or “points of interest” to use the technical expression). This is done using a clean interface that reduces technical operations to merely picking what one wants to have displayed and placing it where it should be. And once you’re done that, then you’ll be able to have what you have created published equally fast, and viewable on your device of choice.
Poistr.com In Their Own Words
Poistr is a service where everyone can manage its data layers in an easy way and without tech skills. These data layers are viewed on a Augmented Reality Browser. Initially on Layar browser but more browsers will be supported soon. Augmented reality was never so easy!!
Some Questions About Poistr.com
Based on the experiments that have already been conducted, what are the best uses that augmented reality can be put to? 
