Augmented reality (AR) can be briefly described as a virtual real-time extension or enhancement of "analog" reality, whereby reality - or parts of it - can still be experienced despite the merging of both worlds in AR. The best-known everyday examples of AR are the game "Pokemon GO" from 2016 or face filters used on TikTok or Snapchat. In a cultural context, AR applications can be used to convey complex content in greater depth due to the extended interaction possibilities, for example by linking exhibits and explanations or contextual information directly in the (user's own) device.

We build independent web and native applications with an AR focus that transport your content to the target groups you want to address. Embedding existing material is possible and desirable, but we are just as happy to start "from scratch" and work with you to develop the right application from A to Z.