Yes it would. The Marker (for visually identifying the object) and all interfaces are stored in the object it self. When you start the Reality Editor it finds automatically all objects in the same network.
The Reality Editor does not need to know a fixed API because the interface is basically a webpage that comes from the object it self. In that case you could say, the API is HTML5.
The Reality Editor does not need to know a fixed API because the interface is basically a webpage that comes from the object it self. In that case you could say, the API is HTML5.
We have found a way to break down abstract standards in simple numbers: http://openhybrid.org/how-to-connect-everything.html
You can read here why it is so relevant: http://openhybrid.org/direct-mapping.html
And here you can read, why we will use more and more the physical world instead of the touch screen: http://openhybrid.org/learn%2c-setup%2c-operate.html
The Reality Editor is a digital screw driver. You only need it from time to time. Most of the time you will operate physical things around you.