Hi Lisa,
Thanks for the kind words Tod. We agree with his recommendation: it's important to think about AR within the broader context and user experience.
We have worked with a number of museums and communities to create AR experiences, exhibits and tours. The good news is that there has been a rapid increase in the number of AR platform options on the market over the last year making AR easier, faster and more affordable to create. Here is a
link to our recently updated inventory of AR platforms that are suited to the arts, culture, and heritage sector. Capabilities, price and ease of use varies across the platforms. So the right choice for a given organization or project depends a lot on your budget and in-house capabilities and bandwidth for potentially creating and managing your own AR content.
Feel free to reach out to chat thru the good, the bad, and the ugly of the various AR platforms. Here is a link to our
portfolio which can give you a sense of the range of possibilities in AR as well.
Julia
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Julia Beabout
Creative Director, Novaby AR Studio
julia.beabout@novaby.com(206) 595-7213
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Original Message:
Sent: 01-26-2023 08:38 AM
From: Lisa Horsley
Subject: Augmented Reality museum apps
We are starting the conceptual phase for an AR app for our museum visitors. Any examples of museums who have completed such a project I should check out in my research? Looking for what to do and what not to do, basically the good, the bad, and the ugly! Thanks!
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