What: Omaha Beach reconstructs the early part of D-Day on Easy Red and Fox Green beaches (positioned just north and east of today’s Normandy American Cementary and Memorial).
Where: University of Oslo, Norway
Producers: SitsimLab–project, Professor Gunnar Liestøl at the Department of Media and Communication at the University of Oslo
What: Augmented reality street murals created by artist Luis Valle
Where: Miami, Florida, USA
Links: http://bigthink.com/jonathan-kendall/how-augmented-reality-will-revolutionize-the-art-world
Producer: Mussa, using the Mussa App. “The Mussa App is a digital visualization platform that helps creative professionals integrate augmented reality (AR) into the work, and share their creations with people all over the world. ”
What: Felice Grodin: Invasive Species, the Pérez Art Museum Miami’s first-ever AR exhibit, which explores the interconnectedness of physical landscapes and the mind
Where: Pérez Art Museum, Miami, Florida, USA
Links: http://pamm.org/ar
Producers: Cuseum
PAMM AR – Felice Grodin: Invasive Species from Cuseum on Vimeo.
Where: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA
What: Murals that come to life with interesting animations using Augmented Reality
Producer: MIT
Links: https://arts.mit.edu/artists/the-borderline/#about-the-project
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Where: Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, Boston, Massachussets, USA
What: “Hacking the Heist” AR experience, allowing visitors to see paintings that were stolen. “When a camera on a smartphone or tablet that’s loaded with the company’s app is aimed at the spaces where the paintings were, the images appear on the screen, as if they were actually on the wall.”
Produced by: Cuseum
Link to the project: https://www.bostonglobe.com/metro/2018/03/21/this-boston-company-uses-virtual-reality-view-artwork-stolen-from-isabella-stewart-gardner-museum/AxL3lRgoodDto1C0s6qP2J/story.html
What: AR experience of famous Revolutionary figures like Benjamin Franklin give you key insights to the history of the city
Where: Around Boston, Massachusetts, USA
Links: Check out the link to the project: https://www.bostonmagazine.com/arts-entertainment/2018/06/15/digital-ben-franklin-augmented-reality/
Produced by: Connecticut-based ARsome Technology