World of Illusions in Amman – a place where people can interact with various optical and digital illusions – is now home to a 3D rhino, orca, T-Rex and many other fascinating creatures, thanks to INDE’s award-winning large-screen Augmented Reality system.

INDE’s large-screen Augmented Reality experience will support the Perot Museum of Nature and Science’s “Dino Fest” event. Dino Fest is a two day celebration of all things dinosaur. The AR installation is part of the museum’s immersive learning push, and is aimed at creating dynamic exhibits and transforming education by implementing some of the latest technologies.

With over 6 years experience building Augmented Reality edutainment experiences, and millions of museum visitors immersed in photo-realistic 3D environments around the world, INDE joins MuseumExpo for the fourth time in a row with its multi-award winning large screen and mobile AR solutions.

Cosmosphere is a space museum and STEM education center in Hutchinson, Kansas, housing over 13,000 spaceflight artifacts. The museum is now home to INDE's fully interactive large-screen AR system, allowing viewers to gesture control the movement of animated 3D characters.

Back to the Jurassic, a cinematic Augmented Reality experience developed by UK company INDE, launches as one of the highlights at Expo Dino World in Brussels, a new blockbuster exhibition with over 60 animated lifelike dinosaurs.

Large-screen AR experiences developed by UK company INDE make an impressive debut in Thailand as the highlight of an immersive exhibit launched at Dinosaur Planet, an edutainment center located in the heart of Bangkok.

With 6 years of experience in building Augmented Reality experiences, more than 100 AR installations worldwide and millions of people entertained, INDE is taking technology-based edutainment to the next level. 2017 sees the launch of its first fully interactive AR system custom-built for Tekniska Museet, the Swedish National Museum of Science and Technology in Stockholm.

Denver Museum of Nature and Science (DMNS) chooses Augmented Reality, a cutting-edge technology to engage, educate and entertain children and adults in a new way. Developed by INDE, launched at the museum in mid-November, this interactive large-screen experience will be immersing visitors in a unique digital environment by surrounding them with photo-realistic 3D characters.