INDE and Melbourne Zoo are proud to announce that its “Air, Land & Sea” large-screen AR experience is to accompany National Geographic’s “50 Greatest Wildlife Photographs” exhibition at Melbourne Zoo’s historic Carousel Park. To celebrate the world debut of the photo exhibition Melbourne Zoo is running a range of activities for their members and visitors.

Asia has some of the most diverse and unique native wildlife species on the planet. Most of these fascinating creatures are only found in remote areas, meaning that anyone looking to experience an encounter with them needs to go to a zoo. Some of these species – such as the Giant Panda – are extremely rare, with only 25 zoos in 17 countries featuring these magnificent animals.

Arctic Explorer, one of INDE’s most popular big-screen AR experiences, launches at Aquarium of the Bay, an aquarium complex offering visitors an opportunity to observe marine life in their natural habitats.

Manila Ocean Park, the first world-class marine theme park and a premier educational facility in the Philippines, is now home to a unique large-screen Augmented Reality experience developed by UK company INDE.

Augmented Reality technology helps educate and entertain the little ones at the Great Plains Zoo in Sioux Falls, SD, as part of Brain Play, an exhibit featuring a number of hands-on activities for children of all ages.

The United Kingdom’s No.1 safari park is sending visitors to the heart of the savanna using INDE’s Air, Land & Sea big-screen Augmented Reality experience, as part of the African Summer celebrations in honour of the Park's 50th Anniversary.

Arctic Explorer, one of INDE’s most popular AR experiences has recently made its debut at ViaSea, Istanbul's newly opened large aquarium, located in the Viaport Marina Theme Park. The aquarium complex offers visitors an opportunity to observe marine life and exotic fish in their natural habitats. It is now also home to INDE’s Arctic Explorer BroadcastAR.

INDE’s Air, Land & Sea Augmented Reality (AR) experience - in collaboration with the National Geographic Society - is expected to attract hundreds of thousands of people every year, with a permanent installation at the Toronto Zoo opened in June 2015. Air, Land & Sea, allows visitors to get up close and personal with a diverse range of animals from Africa to the Arctic as they graze, drink and interact with the environment around them.