Although Overly app is our core product, we offer various custom AR solutions to our clients from across the globe. Amongst markerless creations, games and gimmicky experiences, one of the most frequent requests we receive is the creation of new marker-based augmented reality apps. And while I will talk you through a couple of instances where this is a reasonable investment, my blog will reveal that most of the time, it is not the best idea.
If you’re in the business of planning or creating AR experiences, you will naturally want to know what can be achieved with the Overly app to ensure it’s the right fit for your campaign. Here are our 14 key features.
In 2019, an actual business (now officially registered) was born at the AR/VR Hackathon and has been steadily moving forward since. As we prepare to gather industry enthusiasts for another AR/VR jamming session in April 2020, we sat down with the team that has become our ‘first’ to find out about their product, the brand new business, Hackathon experience and future plans.
Augmented reality (AR) retail campaigns can be executed in and out-of-store, enriching customer experience in several ways, including virtual dressing rooms, magic mirrors, bogus windows, and via the most accessible tech of all — smartphones, owned by more than 2.5 billion of the global population. Here are ten examples of strategic AR placement.
Here you'll find practical ideas for augmented reality applications in museums and art galleries that will help you boost visitor engagement with interactive features.
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