Only three components are required to create an immersive AR experience:
The camera captures an object – a card, advertisement, face – that the software recognizes, then integrates 3D animation, and delivers a combined real-animated scene to the monitor. The merged live-digital scene creates an eye-catching, engaging, and memorable experience.
Augmented Reality offers numerous applications but is particularly effective as:
Perfect Prototype offers the highest quality augmented reality based on:
Perfect Prototype has done many augmented reality projects, such as:
Hill Country Science Mill
A museum-wide system that linked experiences at exhibits to career options
Pittsburgh Penguins Stadium Interactives
Creating intuitive ways to preserve the excitement of Penguins fans
Tetra Pak Brand Experience
Using augmented reality to engage and inform audiences
Augmented Mapping
Projecting video to flow perfectly over contours of irregularly shaped objects
"The Visions of the 44th President" Exhibit
The artistry of Carrie Mae Weems translated into a striking visual project