In 2019 people all over the world have been celebrating the 50th anniversary of the first humans landing on the Moon with a range of events and activities, but UK augmented reality company INDE took it a step further and helped stargazers relive these iconic moments by creating an interactive, cinema-quality 3D experience.

In April 2019 the CORE in Calgary, Canada has joined the impressive list of shopping malls around the world that hosted BroadcastAR, INDE's award-winning large-screen Augmented Reality solution. Visitors had a chance to interact with three state-of-art AR experiences: Air, Land & Sea; Arctic Explorer; and Back to the Jurassic.

Following the success of the large-screen AR installation at Adigeo shopping centre in Verona, Italy in 2018, INDE’s BroadcastAR experience will now be appearing in three other ECE malls across Europe in 2019.

Magic Eye 3D Museum in Hat Yai exhibits stunning three-dimensional wall and floor paintings that are brought to life by visitors as they pose for photos, and become a key “part” of each artwork. The museum is now also home to some life-sized, animated 3D wild animals visitors can interact and take photos with, thanks to INDE’s BroadcastAR technology.

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.

Kansas City’s Union Station, a fully-restored, 1914 landmark is home to a science center, a planetarium, a theater and other attractions – and now to some fascinating, life-sized AR dinosaurs, too.

INDE’s large-screen “Back to the Jurassic” AR experience – launched at the Mayborn Museum’s Jeanes Discovery Center in Waco, TX – will be immersing visitors in the world of dinosaurs.

The Office of Public Art at the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley in Edinburg, TX, opened its Augmented Reality exhibit to the public on October 1, 2018. This experience serves as a special attraction during the 17th annual HESTEC (Hispanic Engineering, Science and Technology) Week, a nationally recognized model for promoting science, technology, engineering and math careers to students of all ages

INDE’s BroadcastAR system comes to Sri Lanka! Installed in the entrance atrium at Colombo City Centre mall, visitors are able to experience the world of dinosaurs and ocean creatures using the latest large-screen Augmented Reality technology developed by the AR company.

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.

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.

Techniquest, a science discovery centre in Cardiff Bay, operates exhibitions, shows and programmes intended to make science accessible to people throughout Wales. Thanks to the latest addition to their interactive experiences, their visitors will now be able to meet life-sized wild animals and immerse themselves in a breathtaking 3D world – using INDE’s cutting-edge Augmented Reality technology.

INDE’s giant-screen wildlife themed AR experience has been installed as a unique, interactive addition to the National Geographic Photo Ark exhibition, launched at CityLife Shopping District at the end of June. The project was led by GEDI Gruppo Editoriale, one of Italy’s leading publishing groups, publisher of National Geographic Italia.

Arctic Explorer, INDE’s BroadcastAR experience debuts in Italy, with an impressive large-screen Augmented Reality installation at Adigeo, an ECE shopping centre located in Verona.

Augmented Reality company INDE brings an incredible range of extinct creatures, dangerous and rare species, and other wild animals to life in a fascinatingly realistic mixture of real-world and digital elements, allowing people to observe, interact, learn and have fun in an entirely new way.

Amoreiras Shopping Center and Lisbon Zoo partner to bring people closer than ever to wild animals from all continents through a cutting-edge, interactive Augmented Reality screen. The aim of the initiative is to educate people about the challenges and the importance of animal conservation, and highlight the work the zoo is doing to ensure the ongoing survival of the world’s most vulnerable species.

Pattaya Park Beach Resort provides an ever-expanding range of leisure and entertainment options for all ages. The latest addition to the resort is an interactive installation that will immerse guests in various photo-realistic 3D worlds – a multi-award winning large-screen Augmented Reality experience developed by INDE.

The Lafayette Science Museum has “adopted” some life-sized, animated 3D dinosaurs and wild animals in a groundbreaking large-screen AR experience developed by INDE.

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.

VR Park, owned and managed by Emaar Entertainment, features some of the most exciting and innovative location-based immersive experiences available – including BroadcastAR, a large-screen AR experience developed by INDE.