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Augmented Reality

AR App Development

A phone, tablet or headset places 3D models and information on top of the real world. On a phone or tablet, there is nothing to wear.

Digital content steps off the screen and connects with the real world. We bring 3D objects, interactive content and motion control into everyday settings to create natural, intuitive AR experiences.

Scope

What we do

AR product and content showcases

Place 3D models in a real space so users can move, rotate and view them at actual size.

Interactive presentations and motion design

Control content with hand gestures or body movement so speakers can interact with AR effects live.

AR learning experiences

Turn teaching content into 3D models that students can observe and handle in the classroom.

Web AR

Scan a QR code to open AR content in the browser with no app to install. Suited to promotions and exhibitions.

Mixed reality on headsets

Place 3D content in a real space on Meta Quest 3 / 3S or Apple Vision Pro and handle it directly with your hands.

Use cases

Where it works well

Retail and exhibitions

Customers view 3D models of products on a phone or tablet to understand size and detail.

Classroom teaching

Students observe and handle 3D teaching materials in the classroom alongside the teacher’s explanation.

Presentations and talks

Speakers add 3D models and AR effects to their slides so the audience can follow more easily.

Things to consider

Before you start

These factors affect design, timeline and cost. We assess them together at the start of a project.

Lighting and surroundings
AR relies on the camera to recognise the surroundings. Low light or large reflective surfaces make tracking less stable.
Space for placement
3D content usually needs a flat surface such as a table or the floor, so leave enough space on site.
Target device models
Phones, tablets and headsets differ in performance and features. Web AR needs no installation but offers simpler effects than an app. Confirm which devices your users have first.

FAQ

About Augmented reality (AR)

More questions
What devices does an AR app need?

An iPhone, iPad or AR-capable Android phone or tablet is enough, with no headset needed. It can also be built as Web AR that opens by scanning a QR code. For a more immersive experience, you can use Meta Quest 3 / 3S or Apple Vision Pro.

What is the difference between Web AR and an AR app?

Web AR needs no installation and opens from a QR code, which suits short promotions and exhibitions. An AR app offers more stable tracking, richer interaction and offline use, which suits long-term projects.

Can AR be used for product showcases?

Yes. Customers can use a phone or tablet to place a 3D product in a real space and view it from different angles at actual size.

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