There is a problem surrounding webAR that we have been dealing with for a while. Sure, we all want Augmented Reality that can be experienced on the fly without having to download an app. The most obvious vehicle for that is the browser, because pretty much every device Read more “webAR: Are We There Yet?”
A new mural in Edmonds, Washington, “Aosagi” (from “ao” for blue, and “sage” for heron) features custom Augmented Reality presentations created by WORKSHOP 3D. Visitors can use their phones to meet the artist, Shogo Ota, and two other presenters by scanning a QR code or typing a URL Read more “‘Aosagi’ Mural Comes to Life”
WORKSHOP 3D is pleased to be working with Art Walk Edmonds and Mural Project Edmonds to bring live presenters to a newly proposed mural in Downtown Edmonds via Augmented Reality.
As the mural has been neither designed Read more “Bringing (AR) Life to Art in Edmonds”
WORKSHOP 3D is pleased to be working with Portland Artist Reginald Brooks to support his Artist’s Residency at Building Five in Portland with our ARt portal app.
From their website: Building Five provides art space for site-specific installation, Read more “Big Things Happen in Portland, Oregon”
Our latest Augmented Reality app, powAR, is now available for Beta Testing on both iOS and Android devices. powAR presents a number of experiences related to the Rocky Reach and Wanapum hydroelectric dams in Chelan and Grant Counties, respectively. Read more “powAR Enters Beta Test Phase”
Like many of the apps we develop for our clients, QVHSM: farmAR is target based. That is to say that pointing the app’s camera at any of a number of pre-determined graphic targets activates the Augmented Reality experience. In the case of Hope and Hard Work: Read more “AR Note Cards at QVHSM”
In our upcoming app for Grant County PUD and Chelan County Power, in addition to swimming with salmon and floating through a turbine, you will be able to simulate flying a drone out over the waterway in front of Wanapum Dam and Rocky Reach Dam. Read more “Don’t Drown the Dam Drone!”
WORKSHOP 3D is excited to be working with the Grant County PUD and Chelan County Power to produce a new Augmented Reality app that will enhance their existing outreach programs with educational and entertaining simulations related to hydroelectric power on the Read more “Augmented Reality on the Columbia”
Center on Contemporary Art’s Pop-Up (AR)t, produced in May of 2016 on Seattle’s Capitol Hill, was the first time future WORKSHOP 3D Partners Ray C. Freeman III, Jeff Mihalyo, and j. Shagam (fluffy) worked together on an Augmented Reality project. Read more “CoCA Book now in ARt portal app”
WORKSHOP 3D’s new narratAR app was the talk of the conference as attendees at this year’s Washington Museum Association‘s Annual Conference in Spokane last week flocked to our table to see how this new offering could advance their own museum’s mission. Read more “narratAR Creates a Buzz at WaMA”