14:00 - 15:00
1 in 7 people are neurodivergent. While VR has been proven to be a great tool to help people that think and learn differently, few VR experiences are designed to include this group. During the latest year Gleechi has led one of the largest studies in Design For All related to VR training and education, with particular focus on people with Autism, Dyslexia and ADHD/ADD. In this session David will share what they learned. Did you know that some people are visual learners, while others learn better by listening? In this study we have tested how people learn differently when getting different types of instructions in VR. Did you know that different animation style can impact the learning? In our study we saw that people remember differently if a 3D-environment is realistic or animated. Welcome to a session about helping those who needs it the most.
10:00 - 10:30
Kids are taking over! Hands-on session about our experience working with high-school students and teachers building XR experiences for the first time. We will go through the learning benefits from 3D design, to team building and programming and will show a demo of our immersive learning platform ZOE on the Oculus Quest.
11:00 - 12:00
"For marketers, the user numbers are too large, the engagement and results too promising, and the potential brand halo too compelling to ignore." - BCG. David Ripert, CEO of Poplar, an AR creative platform, will present case studies of some of Poplar's 60+ campaigns with top brands including L'Oréal, King Games, Universal Music, Speedo, Disney, Bayer, Jack Daniels, Nestlé, Absolut and Red Bull; showing how AR can help brands engage with their customers- across various use cases like social media AR (Snap, FB, Instagram), retail product try-ons, field sales training and B2B marketing.
13:00 - 14:00
AR is rapidly changing the way people communicate and express themselves on digital platforms. In fact, 70% of Snapchat’s 203 million daily active users interact with AR every day. In this session, Anrick Bregman, a member of Snapchat’s Official Lens Creator program, will show designers and marketers how to connect with their audiences by building compelling AR experiences in Lens Studio.
14:00 - 15:00
When beginning to arrange elements of an AR experience, questions of ergonomics threaten to derail the process from the onset. In fact, lacking control of our audience's actions when they view content we make in AR, we risk our message being lost altogether.
Foundations of Responsive Content in AR calls out the problems of ergonomic and content variables in AR experiences, and presents concepts and techniques we can begin implementing to make AR more immersive, accessible, and responsive to our audience.
Complete with a usable template and walkthrough of its functionality, attendees will leave with an understanding of where to begin with responsive content in AR, as well as the practical means to begin building it.
15:00 - 15:30
The reach of video and TV and the interaction power of Augmented Reality is a perfect match for a new level of entertainment.
Robin Sho Moser, CEO, and Co-Founder of eyecandylab, will introduce you to how you create compelling AR experiences around the video that drive user engagement and stickiness. Presenting successful use cases from Nickelodeon, LG Uplus and more, you will learn how to develop an AR layer of storytelling and potential revenue opportunities.