Point your phone at an exhibit — and see what hides beneath the surface. X-ray vision through walls. Formulas floating above minerals. A landscape showing the state from 200 years ago.
The visitor points their phone at a castle wall — the screen shows a cross-section: 14th-century foundations, 17th-century additions, 19th-century plaster. Points at a mineral — a chemical formula appears, the source location on a map, a 3D crystal structure.
AR does not add fiction. It reveals facts.
At key points, AR recognises a visual marker and displays contextual content. In open space, markerless AR uses GPS and compass to place virtual elements in real space.
Both work in the browser — no installation, no waiting.
Every surface becomes a screen. Every object becomes interactive. The visitor chooses the depth of information — basic or expert.
A child sees an animated dragon explaining geology. A geologist sees a stratigraphic section. Same spot, two levels, one system.
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