A great Augmented Reality Campaign from WWF to increase awareness around the plight of siberian tiger.
they also used special AR mirrors in the stores
whole campaign executed by http://www.leoburnett.ru/FLASH/index.htm
Showing posts with label Augmented Reality Campaign. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Augmented Reality Campaign. Show all posts
Sunday, October 17, 2010
Saturday, August 15, 2009
Transformers Augmented Reality App (Augmented Reality Marketing with Face Tracking)
The very first combination of Augmented Reality & Face Tracking Technology to let fans picture themselves with the head of Optimus Prime. This really takes augmented reality projects to a new level that will help open the creativity we seen in the future. (via Digitalbuzz)
Developed by: Total Immersion
Campaign Site: We are Autobots
Developed by: Total Immersion
Campaign Site: We are Autobots
Friday, August 14, 2009
my.Ikea (Augmented Reality Campaign Concept) - future lions entry
Submission for Future Lions 2009 /
We try clothes on before we buy them, why can´t we do the same with furniture? (via RobinWestergen)
Developed by: Robin Westergren
We try clothes on before we buy them, why can´t we do the same with furniture? (via RobinWestergen)
Developed by: Robin Westergren
AKQA Augmented Reality Campaign for USPS
As is often the case with new technologies, it may be a while before advertisers find practical applications en masse for augmented reality -- or "AR." But digital agency AKQA may have found an early one for the U.S. Postal Service.
Consumers can now go to PriorityMail.com and use the AR technology to determine what size box they need to ship an item. All they need to do is print a logo available on the site, hold it up to a Web cam and then compare the size of the item to be shipped with the holographic image of the box that appears on the screen. They can then have the appropriate box shipped to them. (via ClickZ)
Developed by: AKQA
Link: USPS Priority Mail
Consumers can now go to PriorityMail.com and use the AR technology to determine what size box they need to ship an item. All they need to do is print a logo available on the site, hold it up to a Web cam and then compare the size of the item to be shipped with the holographic image of the box that appears on the screen. They can then have the appropriate box shipped to them. (via ClickZ)
Developed by: AKQA
Link: USPS Priority Mail
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