Augmented reality, virtual reality, 360 images and 3D modelling will bring your venue or business to life
High quality, engaging and imaginative content
Welcome to the new era of digital interpretation
360 imaging, 3D modelling, AR and VR
ExplorAR produces immersive digital experiences.
We use augmented reality, virtual
reality, 360 pictures and 3D modelling to bring sites to life, creating everything from touchscreen content
through to VR experiences. We also produce apps for museums, delivered on modern smartphones your visitors
are used to using.
No old-fashioned proprietary devices here: this is digital interpretation for the
digital age.
ExplorAR uses the latest digital technology - here's a small selection of what we use:
High resolution, high dynamic range panoramas and videos, showing people views they can't otherwise see
Augmented reality is what puts the AR in ExplorAR. Layer 3D content directly over the real world, from information to children's treasure hunt games
We scan exhibits and environments and turn them into 3D models - allowing people to interact with them in an entirely new way.
No catch: if you're a heritage site or museum and can hire smartphone tours to your visitors, we can create app content for free, on a revenue share model.
When a visitor attraction or museum wants a smartphone guide:
What most audio guide providers offer
What ExplorAR offers
ExplorAR has worked with some huge visitor attractions, providing a variety of work including smartphone guides, tours, and touchscreen 360 pictures
ExplorAR has provided both tour and touchscreen content for Durham Cathedral, bringing to life areas
that visitors cannot otherwise see.
Touchscreen content: ExplorAR created interactive 360 pictures showing areas of Durham
Cathedral that haven't yet been opened to the public. Each picture is made of 54 separate images, fused
together to create a very high quality image worthy of Durham Cathedral's grandeur. The images can be
found on the touchscreen in the south transept, along with drone footage edited by ExplorAR.
Tour content: For visitors taking the new Durham Cathedral North West Tower Tour,
ExplorAR has created content for tablet devices. By fusing images from the outside of the building,
ExplorAR has created a panorama of the surrounding area that hasn't been seen since the tower was built.
In a world first, ExplorAR has created a heritage smartphone guide based on augmented reality. With a 3D
character to explain their surroundings and a series of games based on their location, the smartphone
guide brings this incredible building to life for children in a way never before possible.
The
smartphone guide has been supplied to Hexham Abbey on modern smartphones that visitors are used to using,
as well as high quality headphones and bluetooth beacons.
The Hexham Abbey smartphone guide goes
further than any other heritage smartphone guide. And, best of all, this smartphone guide and the
equipment to run it has been provided free; it hasn't cost Hexham Abbey a penny.
In another world first, ExplorAR created an smartphone guide based on 360 pictures - like a virtual tour
to use at the venue. Unlike audio guides, visitors do not need to spend time searching for points of
interest but are given a layer of context never before possible. It also means a personal tour guide
appears at certain points throughout the self-guided tour who is able to literally point out the key
items of interest in each location. The 360 pictures and video are also interactive, with visitors able
to choose what they want to learn about as well as picking their own path.
Different to the smartphone
guide for Hexham Abbey, the layout of Newcastle Castle suited a downloadable app that visitors can play
on their own smartphones. It is available on both iPhones and Android devices.
Want to find out what we can do for your venue or business? Drop us a line.
Durham, UK
Email: hello@explorar.co.uk
Twitter: @ExplorARdigital
