How does the Augmented Reality Zoo work?
- Stand a camera facing the visitors in front of the screen.
- Connect the camera and the display to the host computer.
- The screen shows the visitors as a live picture.
- The software adds an animal next to them.
- The family reacts and the animal moves with them.
What comes with the Augmented Reality Zoo?
- Camera
- Host computer
- Display or projector
What space and power does the Augmented Reality Zoo need?
| Play area | A clear standing area in front of a large screen; we size it to your mall |
|---|---|
| Mounting height | Display height set by the screen size; confirmed on site |
| Power | Power for the screen, camera and host computer |
| Network | Optional, for adding new animals |
Augmented Reality Zoo specifications
| Output device | LEDs, projectors or LCD screens |
|---|---|
| Operating setting | Indoor or outdoors |
Where is the Augmented Reality Zoo used?
Shipping and installation
We ship worldwide from Malaysia. Warranty terms and installation support are confirmed in your quote.
Augmented Reality Zoo: questions buyers ask
What animals does the augmented reality zoo show?
The animal set on the Augmented Reality Zoo is agreed in your quote. Tell us the animals you want, and we confirm in the quote which ones the software can show on your screen.
Can the augmented reality zoo work outdoors?
The Augmented Reality Zoo can run indoors or outdoors, but bright sun makes a projected picture harder to see. An LED screen helps outdoors.
What display does the augmented reality zoo use?
The Augmented Reality Zoo outputs to LEDs, projectors or LCD screens. A large screen at mall entrances works well. We recommend a type by room light and screen size, and confirm it in the quote.
How many visitors fit in the zoo picture?
A family fits comfortably in the picture. The Augmented Reality Zoo shows everyone in the camera view, so a wider screen and a wider camera angle take more people. We confirm this for your space.
Do visitors need to wear or hold anything for the zoo?
No. Visitors stand in front of the camera and the Augmented Reality Zoo adds the animal to the screen. Nothing needs to be worn or held.
