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Check out some of our favorite AR experiences created by the ZapWorks community.
ZapWorks user Paulo Rinaldi created a limited-run book series, 'My Deer Friend', that is wonderful enough in itself - but then he added AR to make it even more amazing. You can grab a copy of these very limited edition picture books from the My Deer Friend website.
While real-life office tours may be off the cards right now, agency FlyAR found a creative solution, using 3D animated visuals and image tracking to create an AR office tour.
Telia worked with Valio to make their Rahka product line scannable, helping the products stand out on supermarket shelves by inspiring potential customers with recipes.
Viewtoo used ZapWorks to build a collaborative AR experience for Kanzi apples that reinvented the experience of the live performance.
Strategic communications student Alex Cnossen created this 3D UFO using ZapWorks Studio to demonstrate the power of AR.
This AR experience transforms a 2D poster of Leonardo Da Vinci’s ‘Mona Lisa’ painting into a hub of information about the artist, his processes, and his most famous painting.
Virtual Method created this experience for News Corp in Australia (using ZapWorks new cloud image look-up function), which transforms the book’s double-page spreads into interactive experiences.
This WebAR experience was designed by Unbnd to inform school leavers of Billy Blue College of Design at Torrens University Australia’s new courses.
Promethean developed this WebAR experience for the December edition of Spiritz Magazine, which displayed relevant news from the alcobev industry.
Viewtoo built this WebAR experience for alcohol brand Amaro Montenegro - enhancing the packaging of their bottles to share cocktail recipes and make the product unboxing experience unforgettable.
Octopus Energy brought their vans to life using WebAR, creating a fun easter egg experience that their employees could share with customers during service visits.
FlyAR built this experience, displaying a living scale model of a 50’s apartment, to engage Espoo City Museum Museum goers with the work done by Kaija and Heikki Siren.