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- Male
- Device
- Xiaomi Mi 9T - Android 9, Honor Magic5 Lite - Android 13
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- Sbennytopia
Honor gave a rather rich key presentation at IFA 2022 this year. You can read all about the announcements here, but the gist comes down to the European debut of the Honor 70, Pad 8 and MagicBook 14. Honor also launched an interesting visual arts initiative during the presentation.
The Gateway to the Future is an AR project that aims to “enrich cultural heritage through the power of technology”. It consists of two AR experiences focusing on the Wasserschloss, an iconic UNESCO World Heritage Site located in Hamburg. Honor collaborated with ARLOOPA to bring the concept to life and commissioned two visual artists, Yunuene and Timo Helgert, to creatively transform the Wasserschloss using AR.
Yunuene’s “Sailing Through Time” project takes viewers on a journey through the history of the maritime logistics of the port city of Hamburg. Timo Helgert’s work is called “Blooming Future” and takes a more futuristic approach by imagining the Wasserschloss as a green and futuristic sanctuary for endangered plants and species.
You can enjoy both experiences for free using the ARLOOPA app. Users lucky enough to be in Hamburg can use the AR from the Poggenmühlen-Brücke bridge on the Wasserschloss landmark side as an observation point.
The post continues on our Blog: Honor’s new AR / VR campaign transforms a famous Hamburg landmark
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The Gateway to the Future is an AR project that aims to “enrich cultural heritage through the power of technology”. It consists of two AR experiences focusing on the Wasserschloss, an iconic UNESCO World Heritage Site located in Hamburg. Honor collaborated with ARLOOPA to bring the concept to life and commissioned two visual artists, Yunuene and Timo Helgert, to creatively transform the Wasserschloss using AR.
Yunuene’s “Sailing Through Time” project takes viewers on a journey through the history of the maritime logistics of the port city of Hamburg. Timo Helgert’s work is called “Blooming Future” and takes a more futuristic approach by imagining the Wasserschloss as a green and futuristic sanctuary for endangered plants and species.
You can enjoy both experiences for free using the ARLOOPA app. Users lucky enough to be in Hamburg can use the AR from the Poggenmühlen-Brücke bridge on the Wasserschloss landmark side as an observation point.
The post continues on our Blog: Honor’s new AR / VR campaign transforms a famous Hamburg landmark
What do you think about it? Feel free to reply below!