Exhibition hall exhibition hall interactive application product - augmented reality (AR) navigation system.
Product case introduction:
Augmented reality (AR) navigation system is an interactive technology that integrates the real world with digital information. Using smartphones, tablets or dedicated AR glasses, the system enhances the user's visit by overlaying virtual information onto the real world. Unlike a fully virtual VR experience, AR tours provide a more intuitive and interactive way for users to access information.
In museums and historical exhibitions, AR navigation systems can add multiple layers of interpretive information to the exhibits. By scanning the exhibits or using the image recognition feature, visitors can see additional historical materials, 3D reconstructed images and even virtual presentations of relevant historical figures on their own devices.
In city attractions and tourist areas, AR tours can provide interactive navigation and attraction introductions. Visitors can learn about the detailed information and historical stories of each attraction through the AR guide system, and even see the landscape recreation of the historical period, which adds to the fun and educational value of the tour.
In nature parks or botanical and botanical gardens, AR guided tours can be used to identify and learn about various creatures. Visitors can get detailed information about plants or animals by looking at them, such as their names, habits, and living environments, as well as seeing 3D models and ecological information about plants and animals.
In retail and trade shows, AR navigation systems can instantly display detailed product descriptions, user reviews, and real-time** information by scanning products. This interaction not only enriches the shopping experience of customers, but also helps merchants improve brand interaction and sales efficiency.
Augmented reality (AR) navigation system has become one of the indispensable interactive application products in the exhibition hall due to its unique interactivity and interest. It provides visitors with a new dimension of visiting, and enhances the user's understanding and memory of the exhibition content through the superposition of virtual data. With the continuous advancement and popularization of technology, the AR navigation system will be more widely used in the future, bringing users a richer and more efficient interactive experience.