30th May, Augmented Reality Coming to Shanghai

We are happy to announce that TechNode partners with MobileMonday Shanghai to hold the first Augmented Reality event in Shanghai at Monday 30th May, 7-10pm, at Kathleens 5 restaurant and Bar.

Four cool AR companies from Japan, Singapore and China will come to present their AR technology and discuss the business opportunities behind the AR:

- Allen Lu | President | Senscape
Senscape targets the Chinese market with their AR platform and rich local business information.

- Philippe Depassorio | VP of APAC | Total Immersion
Total Immersion is the earliest mover in the industry. VC-backed provider of Augmented Reality solutions for brands and developers.

Total Immersion will be accompanied by Open-Groupe, represented by their China MD and President, Laurent Levy. Open-Groupe is a Partner of Total Immersion. Open-Groupe

- Kazumasa Morikawa | Co-Founder and CEO | Qoncept
Qoncept is advancing in vision-based AR and markerless AR technologies and brought to us with impressive service demonstrations.

- Takasak Hiroki | Producer @ Communication Design Center | Dentsu
As the producer of iButterfly, DENTSU INC. maintains the top share in the Japanese advertising market, which accounts for 10.1% of the global market.

MoMo Cost: 100 RMB payable at the door includes 2 beverages and canapes. All attendees MUST pre-register.

Location: Kathleens 5 Shanghai5th Floor Shanghai Art Museum 325 Nanjing West Road (opposite the JW Marriott hotel, cross street Huangpi Nan Lu).Tel: 63272221 Map: http://www.kathleens5.com.cn/map.php

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