Tag Archives: AR experiences

Bollé's Instagram AR campaign allows users to try on a new eyewear lens Volt+ and see the world through it.

The Augmented Gallery presents 20 augmented reality art pieces on a walking tour of London’s West End as galleries prepare to launch staged reopenings.

With funding from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, Snap and LACMA are bringing AR art to locations around LA as well as Snapchat users everywhere.

Kids media company Azoomee/Da Vinci partners with PTC to create an immersive 5G AR experience using a model of the Vienna Rathaus building.

Continuing their hot streak since beginning their North American expansion last year, Blippar helps brand awareness find its beach in Corona campaign.

A WebAR experience created for Blackwell Rum by Zappar will allow 007 fans to celebrate the upcoming James Bond movie No Time to Die.

We talk with Darabase CEO Dominic Collins and COO David Bomphrey about the regulatory frameworks in location-based AR, augmenting Piccadilly, and more.

Will Gadd’s The Last Ascent is an augmented reality video experience, chronicling his final climb to the melting ice caps of Mount Kilimanjaro.

Augmented reality lets you add a touch of magic to your Christmas cards, helping you spread the holiday cheer to friends and family.

In September, ROSE used AR technology for a distanced fashion launch for KHAITE. Following huge success, they reunited on a new experience this month.

Christmas is supposed to be fun and relaxing but shopping in a pandemic can be stressful. A new WebAR scavenger hunt aims to recapture some of that fun.

ROSE and Patrón Tequila have partnered to create an easy-to-make and easy-to-share WebAR experience just in time for the winter holiday season.

Dinosaurs are not how we pictured them to be. National Geographic reconstructed these creatures based on new discoveries. See them up close through AR experience on Instagram.

Rokid specializes in enterprise XR solutions, but the opportunity to partner with Tencent to bring a virtual dragon to the Oriental Pearl was too good.

Blippar was early on the AR experiences scene. Maybe too early. But they’re back and changing the way that we look at… well, a lot of things, actually.

A lot of consideration should go into picking the right Pinot Noir and a lot of work should go into making the right WebAR experience to show it off.

National Geographic debuted its second augmented reality experience on Instagram. It takes users on an immersive expedition up Mount Everest.

Philter Labs, together with Daily High Club, delivers a unique augmented reality experience with a custom glass pipe in the June cannabis subscription box.

The Instagram-powered AR try-out experience by M7 Innovations and QReal allows users to see through specialized sunglasses before they purchase them.

Cuseum introduces a new augmented reality experience called “Museum From Home”. It allows you to enjoy famous artworks from the comfort of your home.