In 2019 people all over the world have been celebrating the 50th anniversary of the first humans landing on the Moon with a range of events and activities, but UK augmented reality company INDE took it a step further and helped stargazers relive these iconic moments by creating an interactive, cinema-quality 3D experience.

Magic Eye 3D Museum in Hat Yai exhibits stunning three-dimensional wall and floor paintings that are brought to life by visitors as they pose for photos, and become a key “part” of each artwork. The museum is now also home to some life-sized, animated 3D wild animals visitors can interact and take photos with, thanks to INDE’s BroadcastAR technology.

World of Illusions in Amman – a place where people can interact with various optical and digital illusions – is now home to a 3D rhino, orca, T-Rex and many other fascinating creatures, thanks to INDE’s award-winning large-screen Augmented Reality system.

INDE’s giant-screen wildlife themed AR experience has been installed as a unique, interactive addition to the National Geographic Photo Ark exhibition, launched at CityLife Shopping District at the end of June. The project was led by GEDI Gruppo Editoriale, one of Italy’s leading publishing groups, publisher of National Geographic Italia.

A custom large-screen Augmented Reality experience developed by INDE allowed Tango League participants to impress – or alternatively, disappoint – Brazil and Real Madrid football star Marcelo Vieira with their football tricks, bringing him to life at multiple locations worldwide.

Pattaya Park Beach Resort provides an ever-expanding range of leisure and entertainment options for all ages. The latest addition to the resort is an interactive installation that will immerse guests in various photo-realistic 3D worlds – a multi-award winning large-screen Augmented Reality experience developed by INDE.

Cosmosphere is a space museum and STEM education center in Hutchinson, Kansas, housing over 13,000 spaceflight artifacts. The museum is now home to INDE's fully interactive large-screen AR system, allowing viewers to gesture control the movement of animated 3D characters.

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.

Multiplex chain INOX, a pioneer in adopting the latest technologies, adds INDE’s cutting-edge 3D Augmented Reality experiences to its recently launched multiplexes in Mumbai: India’s first Laserplex at CR2 mall, and the country’s first 7-Star experience at R-City mall.

Large-screen AR experiences developed by UK company INDE make an impressive debut in Thailand as the highlight of an immersive exhibit launched at Dinosaur Planet, an edutainment center located in the heart of Bangkok.