Meet Linda, a remarkable origami artist, teacher, and the proud owner of Paper Tree, a cherished family legacy spanning four generations, in Japantown, San Francisco. Through her store, she passionately carries forward her family's tradition, with her grandfather even pioneering one of the first origami books in English. Their mission goes far beyond mere instruction or supplies; it's an emotional journey, driven by an ardent desire to forge connections and unveil the rich tapestry of Japanese culture to Americans. Inspired by Linda, Rock Paper Reality built an immersive, location-based experience for the Paper Tree origami store using Geospatial Creator in Adobe Aero. Artists around the world are leaning into the world's latest augmented reality technology with an interactive approach to bring awareness, community, and a new perspective to business and art. What would you create? #GoogleAR
We couldn't be more proud of this project and the fantastic people we worked with to bring it to life. A fantastic use of Geospatial technology to bring brand storytelling into the digital layer.
Passionate story-driven change agent, leveraging two decades experience in visual technologies and First Nations enterprises. Committed to expanding leveraging of media, gaming, AR/VR and AI. Can I give you more paint?
1moHow did the viewers activate or trigger this AR experience? I found that with using Adobe Aero the only problem is is that you have to have Adobe Aero loaded on your phone. Or is this some kind of Google AVR Geo spatially located trigger? Do I think this is wonderful work?