Dogsnap is the second in a series of electronic field guides developed by scientists from Columbia University and the University of Maryland. This free mobile app uses visual recognition software to help identify a dogs breed from a photograph of its face. The visual recognition software Dogsnap uses to identify breeds of the domestic dog (Canis lupus familiaris) is a step toward solving the greater challenge of identifying animal species.
A collection of nine animal identification games all-in-one. All games are free to play. Bird icon design by Matt Steele from The Noun Project
The mobile app that brings skeletons to life at the Smithsonians Natural History Museum in Washington, DC now creates the same 3-D experience at home or in the classroom. The app has a special way to see skeletons on display in the Bone Hall, or printed on paper and on a monitor. Meet the people who study them, ponder big ideas about the natural world and play a game or two.- 10 augmented reality experiences with 3-D tracking will change the way you see skeletons- Two games and two interactives boost your animal skills- 32 videos take you around the worldfrom the Congo to the Arctic to the Amazon- Listen to forests and prairie and bats and snakes- videos and animations are captioned