problem with the app
walked down to where the daddy long legs would have been down loaded the app and it would not come up so was quite disappointed not to be able to see it
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Experience a Victorian seafaring train brought to life through augmented reality. Walk along Brighton's seafront and see the 'Pioneer' train travel beside you. The app can also be activated using special postcards.
✓Augmented reality visualization
✓Victorian seafaring train 'Pioneer'
✓Geo-tagged artwork along Brighton seafront
✓Triggerable via postcards
✓Historical educational content
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What's New in Pioneer AR
1.2
September 20, 2022
Added screenshot button to take images of the Pioneer
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What is Pioneer AR?
Pioneer AR is a free augmented reality application that recreates the Victorian 'Pioneer' electric train along Brighton's seafront. It allows users to see the historical train appear in their surroundings.
How does Pioneer AR work?
Once downloaded, you can use Pioneer AR by walking along Brighton's seafront to see the geo-tagged artwork. Alternatively, the experience can be activated using special postcards available online or at Lighthouse in Brighton.
Is Pioneer AR free to download?
Yes, Pioneer AR is completely free to download and use. There are no in-app purchases or subscription fees associated with this application.
What devices support Pioneer AR?
Pioneer AR is supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. It is designed to work with Apple's ARKit framework.
When was Pioneer AR last updated?
The latest version of Pioneer AR, version 1.2, was last updated on September 20, 2022. The app was initially released on November 13, 2021.
What age rating does Pioneer AR have?
Pioneer AR has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users, including families and children.
Does Pioneer AR have ads?
No, Pioneer AR does not contain any advertisements. It offers an uninterrupted augmented reality experience.
What is the 'Pioneer' train?
The 'Pioneer' train, also known as the 'Daddy Long Legs,' was an electric train designed by Magnus Volk that ran along Brighton's coastal waters from 1896 to 1901.
