Large-screen Augmented Reality experiences, developed by UK company INDE, are taking visitor engagement to the next level in four shopping centres across the Czech Republic.

INDE’s fascinating Arctic-themed AR experience immerses thousands of shoppers in the frozen wonders of nature at Rødovre Centrum, opened in 1966 as the first real shopping mall in Denmark, located in the suburbs of Copenhagen. The interactive installation - marking the 50th anniversary of the mall - will be entertaining the public until 6th November.

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.

‘3D World Magic & Fun’ is a unique event featuring huge paintings with scenes - mainly with animals - that are completed by visitors as they pose for photos in an unusual or funny way. As a perfect match, INDE’s large-screen Augmented Reality experience, recently added to the attractions at the Belgian event, immerses visitors in the freezing arctic wilds.

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.

A wonderful 3D Augmented Reality experience developed by INDE, originally created for WWF and Coca-Cola’s Arctic Home campaign in Europe, will be reappearing at Pandamonium, an event hosted by WWF-Canada in Toronto on June 23, 2016. Pandamonium will take visitors on a journey of the senses through a world of dramatic contrasts, it’s both a cautionary tale and a celebration of nature’s majesty.

Guests of Allee Shopping Centre in Budapest, Hungary recently had a unique opportunity to observe and interact with some of the most wonderful ocean creatures in a highly unusual way. The AR experience installed on a giant screen got kids and adults incredibly close to a beautiful killer whale, a curious walrus, and also allowed participants to play with a dolphin and tease a penguin.  

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.