Augmented Reality offers you chance to engage with your audience in new and exciting ways.
Urban Tech Creative are experts in creating large scale, accurate, interactive AR experiences both inside and outside.
Use your 3d content in multiple ways and locations to connect with audiences.
Sammy’s Christmas Adventure
We worked with Ipswich Borough Council and Ipswich Business Improvement District to develop a ground breaking large scale Christmas AR experience in front of the historic town and all at The Cornhill public square. We worked with them to develop the character of Sammy and their flying training at the square.
Using pioneering visual positioning software by Immersal we were able to deliver magical interactive experience that saw Sammy the Reindeer take tentative steps down the town hall and the launch into their first flight around the Cornhill and meeting Santa on the roof of the Town Hall. Users enjoy chasing Sammy and Santa as they zip around the buildings!
Santa proceeds drops presents to the ground from his sleigh which users then open and follow to a final present containing a surprise elf and message about building projections taking place later that evening.
The app is free to download on both andriod and apple stores.
"We worked with Urban Tech Creative to explore the use of AR in Ipswich. Their advice in navigating the fast evolving world of AR was invaluable. Our free to use public AR Christmas app, Sammy's Christmas Adventure, was a great success, delivering a truly magical seasonal experience for Ipswich residents and visitors."
Sophie Alexander former CEO Ipswich Central BID
Manufacturing Showcase British Telecom, Adastral Park, Suffolk UK
BT asked for a new AR experience for their new manufacturing showcase at their R+D Headquarters.
Our brief was to develop an experience which staff could use to tell the stories of various items of waste that were had been attached to a “junk wall”. The areas we focused on were, raw materials, manufacturing processes and recycling.
Four to five items where agreed with the team which were then highlighted in each section. 3d models and video content were used to bring each item to life. Our favourite was a robot sheep made of metal for steel wool!
