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One 3D character, 5 ways to play and learn in Augmented Reality – Meet UCF

One 3D character, 5 ways to play and learn in Augmented Reality – Meet UCF

Since 2016 we have been quietly following our Unified Content Framework (UCF) Strategy. This allows us to build one 3D model and then deploy it across all of our product range. One 3D model can live within BroadcastAR (augmented reality for big screens), MobileAR (iOS/Android), HeroMirror (augmented reality vending machine, yep!), LiveAvatar (live control of 3D characters).

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5 Things Live Augmented Reality means for You

5 Things Live Augmented Reality means for You

We have been pioneering the use of live control AR since 2012. We see it as a natural extension of systems like BroadcastAR, a system that allows group augmented reality experiences without an app or a touchscreen. BroadcastAR continues to be a runaway success across the world, with intalls in 40+ countries and a growing user base in everything from retail to zoo exhibitions.

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5 killer Augmented Reality features for Museums and Education

5 killer Augmented Reality features for Museums and Education

Museums, visitor centres, zoos, aquariums and education boards are now looking at augmented reality as a tool to educate and entertain the younger, app-wielding generation Y and beyond. To help those considering it all, we give you a short and sweet feature and benefit list for the next internal meeting when your colleague says they don’t “believe in technology”.

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Our road to understanding Augmented Reality's role in education

Our road to understanding Augmented Reality's role in education

Back in 2011 our fledgling business (at that point an advertising agency) began preparing a proposal for a client we had little knowledge of outside of the obvious. With little or no brief we were asked to provide ideas for a back to school experiential campaign that would communicate the essence of the brand using a device that required no set design, elaborate construction or sky high budget. That brand was National Geographic. And the pressure was on.

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