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See what you can do with Equinox

Imagine how you can combine virtual objects and place them in real locations

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: Add context and information to monuments! Pictured: a photo of Nikola Tesla placed in AR near his statue. By clicking on the AR photo, the user is presented by the great inventor’s biography.

: Create demand by showing photos from the past. Pictured: a recognisable city emblem (the heart) carrying a photo of how this location looked like during an event.

: Create demand for events by showing photos from the past! Pictured: a recognisable city amblem (the heart) carrying a photo of how this location looked during a past event.

: Remind passers-by of events from last year by placing photos and links to multimedia content in AR! Pictured: a 3D object holding a photo of how this location looked in 2019.

: By placing promotional, marketing or branding content in AR, you are not dependant on permits and physical availability.

: AR content is not only interactive, but also dynamic – enabling seamless integrations with real-world information. Pictured: temperature and humidity shown in AR.

: Augmented reality is about combining virtual and interactive 3D content, and the real world, as seamless as possible.

: Inform your visitors about historic landmarks. Pictured: new bridge in Vukovar, with a photo of the old one, placed in AR.

: Place welcoming or informative content in historical settings. Pictured: old Vukovar watertower

: Welcome tourists and customers with animated greetings, which can lead them to your webshop or other Internet destinations.

Did you know?

Equinox implements “layers” to separate similar content in the same physical location. While the physical world is limited and we cannot place thousands of 3D objects on a town square, we can if we group the content into “layers.”

Layers are Equinox’s technology for unlimited virtual content in the limited physical space.