A winter outerwear manufacturer used advanced simulation technology to enhance the production process of its products. The manufacturer introduced simulation technology that accessed design models from CAD files and provided customizable functions and layouts. This was used to predict product features in reality. With this technology, they were able to gain insight into how parts would react in reality, which spend up the production process.

An entertainment television network company needed an engaging social media campaign that would reach a wide audience. They used an augmented reality (AR) face filter and name generator that allowed the user to have a personalized experience. With this technology, the campaign had continuous engagement across platforms and even engaged a few high-profile stakeholders.

A retail company wanted to showcase its apparel and bring its merchandise collaborations to life. They explored WebXR (an API allowing in-browser AR experiences) that launched instantly after a user scanned a QR code. The user was able to toggle back and forth and see complete and rotating views of each item using a holographic slider placed on a surface in front of the user. With this, they were able to give users an exciting, memorable shopping experience.

An entertainment company needed to improve the features and functionality of its application, so they integrated augmented reality (AR) technology. The process involved creating user-friendly 3D models for improved visuals and correct mapping of users' faces, and they were able to successfully integrate the models and give users a better experience.

A tech marketer needed to develop a solution to help retailers enhance their customers' in-store experience. By leveraging the full potential of augmented reality (AR) to replicate the exact layout and merchandising of their client in 3D, they created an engaging experience with clients and increased productivity.