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The New Yorker explores Manhattan in augmented reality.
Claire Reilly/CNETAfter 91 years in print, The New Yorker is leaping into the future with an augmented reality cover on this week's issue.
Created by artist Christoph Niema for the magazine's aual Iovators Issue, the simple yellow and black cover comes to life when viewed through a tablet or a smartphone, tuing into a three-dimensional animation that lifts off the page.
It's a first for the magazine, with Niema describing the animation as like "stepping through a mirror."
"If you create a world on paper, you create a window," he said in The New Yorker cover story. "Usually, you just break the surface with your mind, but you always have the feeling of: What if you could step into that world or if something could come out of it?"
You'll need to download a dedicated AR app to view the "On the Go" artwork, but it certainly beats standing in a cramped carriage during rush hour.
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