How is it that visitors of Patchings Art Centre in Calverton, Nottinghamshire are now guided by none other than Rembrandt, Turner, Monet, van Gogh, and Richard Parkes Bonington? These famous artists have been "resurrected" by UK company INDE through a mobile Augmented Reality application that lets them talk about their art, and also allows them to share some unique experiences along the way.

ISL reached out to UK Augmented Reality company INDE, who are no strangers to combining AR with print elements, including product labels or books. The logo on the back of the business card is a marker, that "triggers" a 3D content - a swimmer jumping from the logo into the water - to appear once a user points their mobile device at it.

VirtualSign – a mobile Augmented Reality app developed by INDE – allows sign makers to test and present their designs by virtually projecting them onto any building or flat surface in real time, using innovative AR technology.

DigitalMedicine – a pharmaceutical mobile Augmented Reality app developed by INDE – provides consumers with information on medications by recognising their packaging. The AR application, commissioned by Hikma Pharmaceuticals, offers users the chance to unlock product-related digital content using the product itself as a trigger.

There are only three Northern White Rhinos left in the entire world. Sudan, the last male on earth lives at the Ol Pejeta Conservancy in Kenya, with his daughter Najin and granddaughter Fatu. Breeding attempts have been unsuccessful, which makes them the last three living Northern White Rhinoceroses.

As part of its Bicentennial Celebration the University of Michigan has launched MGoView, a mobile Augmented Reality application developed by INDE. The iOS and Android application provides an interactive view back over the University’s rich history.