Reviews
Well, I got another Augmented Reality book. Actually, I got two. I had high hopes for this pair, Prosthetic Reality V.1 and Prosthetic Reality V.2, when I ordered them. After my previous experience with Generative Hut A.R.E., I was hoping for something a little more, you know, 3D. Read more “Review: Prosthetic Reality (books)”
WS3D installations
CODAmagazine has announced that Frequency Unknown, an art installation created by F.E.W. Research and support by WORKSHOP 3D’s ARt portal, will be featured in their September issue, entitled Technology + Art VI, which will go live on Thursday, September 19, 2019. Read more “AR-Supported Artwork Published”
Projects
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”
Projects
Timed to coincide with the Tacoma-South Sound Mini Maker Faire at the University of Washington Tacoma Campus on Saturday, May 11, from 10:30am to 3:00pm, WORKSHOP 3D has launched their latest drone, in the form of a toy rocket man hover drone. Read more “New Drone, Free Drones, & Contest!”
Projects
Our farmAR app for the Quincy Valley Historical Society & Museum is set to launch in a few weeks, in time for the opening of the inaugural exhibition in the new Heritage Barn at the museum. The app incorporates video and panoramic content created by local high school Read more “WS3D Rocks Quincy, WA”
Reviews
The Smithsonian’s Skin & Bones app was one of the first examples I encountered when researching the use of Augmented Reality in Museums over a year ago, and it looked promising. So, I was excited to get a chance to try it out in the context of the actual Smithsonian National Museum of Read more “A.R. in D.C. – at the Smithsonian”