National Geographic Augmented Reality experience by INDE

INDE's Air, Land & Sea AR content package, in collaboration with the National Geographic Society, offers users a unique chance to travel to some incredible locations via INDE’s BroadcastAR augmented reality system. Centred around a dynamic, ever-changing watering hole, the experience allows you to meet a diverse range of animals from Africa to the Arctic as they graze, drink, and interact with the environment around them. With great crowd engagement and excellent social sharing support, the best part of Air, Land & Sea is that it is a great media space for advertising and branding.

Air, Land & Sea is an augmented reality experience with some of the world’s most amazing animated 3D characters alongside sensational ambient sound. The Air, Land & Sea big screen experience runs on INDE's BroadcastAR system which puts customisable, interactive, augmented reality 3D experiences on any screen, indoor or outdoor digital signage or temporary LED / Plasma screen.

BroadcastAR is adaptable in footprint to allow its installation in event and public spaces via retail environments to museums and educational experiences. The system connects seamlessly with our SnapShare module to create instant jpg and video snapshots for immediate share via social media or print onsite for an amazing ROI opportunity.

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🌟 About BroadcastAR 🌟
INDE's award-winning BroadcastAR system installs a customisable, interactive 3D Augmented Reality experience on any screen large or small. It creates a unique edutainment and media platform capable of attracting, engaging and educating individuals and
groups, through a mixture of the real world and digital content.
Users can learn, explore and touch the untouchable while immersed in cinema-quality 3D environments and interact with photo-realistic characters in real-time. Off-the-shelf content packages include a huge range of environments featuring everything from dinosaurs to killer whales. Custom 3D can be commissioned via INDE’s content creation team.

🌟 About INDE 🌟
One of the first projects for the UK-based company was developing a large-screen AR experience for National Geographic in 2011. Since then, INDE has become a fully integrated Augmented Reality product developer, with more than 200 mobile, kiosk and big-screen AR systems deployed worldwide. Its client roster includes for The Smithsonian Institution, The BBC, NBC Universal, 20th Century Fox, WWF and numerous others.
As an increasing number of institutions and companies in entertainment, education, retail and commercial solutions are looking at innovative ways to provide unforgettable experiences to their customers and audiences, Augmented Reality has become one of the most sought-after technologies today, due to its ability to inform, engage, educate and entertain in an entirely new way.
INDE currently operates offices in the United Kingdom, Hong Kong, Budapest and Los Angeles.

[anonnymouse]

And we have now reached the point, where no video footage can be believed, even if it is recorded live.

[AbhiAbhi-ollq]

Full of awesomeness, technology and true smiles

[lazybum]

this is so wholesome! Imagine if this was the proof video that we humans existed^^

[mpavankumar]

It's a great experience to see this type of reality likely show. Thank you so much for every one. Bujji mamidi from India andhrapradesh visakhapatnam.

[Granny]

I just bought a bracelet from Gem Joy that does the same thing on a smaller scale. Can't wait to try it!!! 😊😊😊

[toniogrosso]

Complimenti per il Video sembrano immagine reale bellissimo.👍👍👍❤️❤️⭐👏👏👏👏

[camilaribeiro]

Que interessante. Experiência maravilhosa!

[ЗантаЗигер]

Обалдеть до чего техника дошла. Супер.👍

[meetshah]

Is it projection based augmented reality?

[cgtechie]

People are like, what is happening? Can't touch or feel can't see but it is on screen? Money well spent!

[omarel-alfy]

No one with an iPhone, no one showing off. What great times they were

[alejandrocustodio]

Por que tanto asombro, eso se puede hacer en Blender

[randumguy]

So this is the future of social media filters
Interesting

[SweetTeaRexes]

The dude in the middle at 2:22 looked completely unamused. 😒😠 How rude, dude.