Together with AT&T and The Mexican National Football Team, we celebrated the 2018 World Cup with an engrossing in-store game, deployed across the US.

This AR game uses a motion-tracking depth camera and custom software for gameplay, photo capture, and backend e-mail services. We also fabricated four kiosks and travel cases, and provided remote live support during deployment.

Google created home-like spaces inside French retailer FNAC’s flagship store. We augmented this playful showcase for the future of home automation with touch screens, voice recognition, lighting and sound to highlight the Google Home features.

Eight interactive rooms, controlled through a single server, allowed remote, real time updates, while employees controlled the experience through a mobile browser-based app.

AR games on mobile are great. They use gesture and touch control, real-world integration, and intuitive camera movement. It's even more fun to play that game with another person, live, in a remote location. Here we made a tennis game that does just that.

Custom game developed for iOS and Android, using both ARKit and ARCore.

This was a showcase for one of our favorite AR tricks: Live Texturing, which allows you to draw on 3D models in real time, permanently changing the look and feel of the active 3D model.

This custom VR game showcased HP’s Omen family of gaming PCs and Laptops by creating virtual PCs inside of a VR experience. Each machine featured its own playable game inside the virtual space.

A fully immersive game featuring realtime 3D rendering, volumetric space, and motion sensing and control.

Guests can tour Accor’s worldwide network of hotels in virtual reality, book rooms and manage every part of their travel.

A natively rendered app using OpenGL and built-in device sensors for virtual effects, this project also features a web-based, fully dynamic back-end.

This was a classic advertising campaign that also integrated our new-school technology for a bit of holiday fun.

We deployed AR across several platforms, tying the existing Folger’s packaging into a sharing-ready easy-to-use app on mobile and the web.

People come to car shows with a spirit of discovery, and here we helped them discover and explore Toyota’s redesigned Avalon in a truly unique way.

The iOS app combines elements of AR and VR with detailed 3D modeling and intricate user interactivity.

Spreading the Starbucks love on Valentine’s Day, we used their iconic cups and some of our own creative development to make some custom, shareable AR magic.

Joyful creative design that begs to be played with and encourages true augmented reality interactivity with both touch and audio controls.

A fast and fun VR racing game that also lets a user feel the consequences of mixing different medications and driving. A great example of VR’s strength as a tool for learning.

Simultaneously developed and deployed on VR devices as well as a stand-alone app.

This in-store display Dior reimagined the mirror as a very flattering scene on a red carpet runway.

Using a Kinect depth-sensing camera, we mixed 2D art and animation with 3D images of customers placed into the scene.

GE’s forward-thinking sales team used this AR app as an easy-to-update tool, allowing a deeper visualization of a wide range of products.

This iPad app featured markerless tracking, a real-time rendering engine and native UI elements that made it easy to navigate and explore, even while rendering.