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Marketing & sales
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A static trigger image that will be brought to life with the Overly app

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The video, animation or 3D model that will appear on your marker when scanned

 

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Hit publish on our platform & start scanning your trigger image to reveal AR content

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Build your own custom AR

With the Overly step-by-step augmented reality creator, you can bring never-before-seen value to existing visuals. From enticing to exciting, to educational. Modern, thrilling. A new unexpected experience.

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Customer stories

See how our customers have wowed their audiences with their own, custom AR solutions, and the impact they’ve had.

 

Riga Motormuseum

Motormuseum leads with interactivity and augmented reality

Riga Motormuseum is the biggest antique vehicle museum in the Baltics and stands out not only due to its size, but the interactive exhibits that utilize such modern technologies as augmented reality.

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AR canvas

Canvas with hidden memories

Print-on-demand projects can be enhanced with augmented reality layers, bringing memories on your walls or albums to life.

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Jaunauce Palace

Artworks that vanished during World War II return to Latvia in augmented reality

Jaunauce Palace in Latvia was once home to Baron Theodor Otto von der Ropp’s stellar art collection. Unfortunately, many artworks vanished or were moved during World War II. Holding no illusion that these would ever return in their physical form, the Jaunauce Palace team recruited Overly to bring back pieces from Leonardo da Vinci, Raphael, and Bertel Thorvaldsen in augmented reality.

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