Check out some of our favorite AR experiences created by the Zapworks community.
As part of a campaign to encourage more tourism to the Australian town of Mandurah, AR Production house, Brand Method used Zapworks to create an AR-powered experience with Cricketer Justin Langer, for the locals to feel more involved in their community.
Illustrator Kim Winberry, shared this lovely image tracked experience with us based on the poignant social campaign #DanceforTristan. The beautifully hand-drawn image comes to life when scanned and the story is explained.
37 Stars Custom Web Solutions, created this experience as a way of celebrating the graduates of Tulsa Community College. This podium shaped mailer lets the graduates scan a zapcode to receive a message of congratulations from the college.
One of our Zapworks partners in Italy, Viewtoo, created multiple consumer-focused AR experiences using Zapworks Studio to enable consumers to visualise products in their own homes.
Stephen Bedser from Cooper Surgical created a Zapbox experience that allows event delegates to demo the equipment and get hands-on with the science as well as demonstrating Cooper Surgical’s world-leading health care products.
This ViewToo experience places a mask on the user’s face and guides them through a series of instructions. The technology provides a visual and virtual way of showing how to use the items, helping to keep people safe.
Overlay Studio and The Burping Turtle created this AR competition for Durbanville Hills Wine. The experience features a 360 gyrosphere with beautiful illustrations and a new prize to find each week along with a face filter.
Print 2 Media created a set of posters for bus shelters that highlight important social distancing guidelines as well as providing a game to pass the time whilst people wait for a bus. We love seeing the archery game being used in such a creative way.
As a way of promoting safe travel experiences during COVID-19, this campaign is pitched as using interactive brochures and business cards to be used by travel companies for their customers.
Using Designer, Christoph Hassel created an experience as part of a competition to promote the Synthwave band ‘Siamese Youth’ which could be used on packaging for vinyl and CDs.
The World Bank Group wanted to profile the work, safety, and dignity of the sanitation workers that make sure our world can keep turning. Their in-house team created an AR experience which showcased pictures, articles, and videos of the heroes and heroines in action.
As a submission for an art competition, Zapworks user Micheal Goins created this fun and quirky ‘bit man’ animation. We love the electronic feel of the dancing Bit Man and wish Micheal all the best in the competition.