- AR apps
- VR / 360°
- Mobile apps
- Interactive websites
- Demos
- Configurators
- Web apps
What is AR
interactive
print?
AR interactive print encourages readers to participate—to interact—with the printed page.
Print is pitch. What if you want to give readers more than meets the eye?
AR interactive prints enhance physical illustrations by adding complex, dynamic
scenes—initially invisible—into the printed page. Ideal for visual presentations: no detail
overload. AR print details do not distract readers; they appear if and when users want
them.
Here's a videoInteractive prints for engaging advertising
An Augmented Reality app adds dynamism to static prints. Interactivity lets visitors choose to get more information and decide whether the product has value for them—right here, right now. No wasting brain power or time by extra research.
Play with a model of the product to discover product’s benefits
Customize a product and see the result
Check visualization of core features and characteristics
Watch an explanatory video
Take a tour through the core use cases
Try a product without its actual presence
Order product via the app
Attract visitors’ attention at:
- Conferences
- Exhibitions
- Trade shows
- Special stands
- Store windows
Invisible Toys focus:
- AR apps
- VR / 360°
- Mobile apps
- Websites
- Demos
- Configurators
- Web apps
What can you do with AR interactive prints?
Simply put: AR interactive printed pages brings your message to “life”.
This is what you get from an AR interactive print:
Interactivity
People spend more time
with your ad
Gamification
People learn key product features in an engaging way
Memorable touch point
People recognize the brand and image when they see the product in stores
These are successful AR marketing activities
Lexus ES300h
Lexus ES300h
Lexus ES300h animated ad used tablet and print to present its new car
Motorola presented MotoX
Motorola presented MotoX
Motorola presented its new MotoX in Wired allowing people to customize its phone
Ikea published an AR catalog
Ikea published an AR catalog
Ikea published an AR catalog, so customers could see how any piece of furniture fits in their homes
Pizza Hut
Pizza Hut
Pizza Hut provided an app that used pizza boxes as a marker to access Trivia challenge and even order pizza
Coca-Cola “Share More Happiness”
Coca-Cola “Share More Happiness”
Coca-Cola “Share More Happiness” Augmented Reality Campaign was designed to create a holiday experience
2005
L’Oréal launched AR app
L’Oréal
L’Oréal launched AR app for hair color simulation
How the
Invisible Toys team can help you with your AR project
We translate your vision into source code.
Invisible Toys focuses firmly on the technical side of interactive print ads—and AR apps.
Who benefits
from our help?
Are you a digital agency? Advertising company? Marketing team? In your profession, to succeed you must have a plan and know how to implement it—on time and within budget.
You might need extra hands to help you handle a project—large or small—and still be able to offer your customers a competitive price.
As a part of software development company IT Craft, Invisible Toys has yearlong experience in custom app development. Invisible Toys provides you with a software development team to complement your in-house experts, eliminate time-consuming onboarding and ensure fast scalability. Invisible Toys also can help you find missing expertise within IT Craft and add it onto your project.
And because our development center is in Eastern Europe, Invisible Toys offers lower development prices than nearshore teams for the same quality.
