I received a flyer from Thieme today about the use of a new “augmented reality”
molecular viewer, known as the HTMoL – AR plugin
To quote
“Originally developed as a part of the Organic Chemistry Science
Gateway<http://www.leygroup.ch.cam.ac.uk/research/science-gateway>, the
web-based application takes advantage from Augmented Reality technology to
allow the user to quickly access specific molecular structural data with
visualisation among a large number of computed structures, from any computing
device equipped with a camera and an Internet connection.
Before I dare suggest these particular authors (doi: 10.1055/s-0035-1562579
) are jumping onto a fashionable “AR” bandwagon, I wonder if there is anything
at all in the capabilities of this molecular viewer that JSmol and Jmol
cannot do, and perchance do better?
Has any Jmol-user the time/patience to see if HTMoL-AR maps convincingly onto
the existing capability of JSmol?
PS The camera is apparently needed to resolve a QR-code! Or have I missed
something?
Henry Rzepa.
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