Thyng vs Unisphere AR

Thyng brings the world around you to life by allowing you to create your own Augmented Reality scenes and share them with the world! Thyng 5.0 combines the power of Augmented Reality and Social Media by allowing you to share your Augmented Reality scenes – and when you do, anyone who follows you will automatically see your Augmented Reality scenes appear in the world around them. You can easily build your own shared Augmented Reality experiences by adding 3D Objects, adding your own photos, and even adding your own videos. In this way, the real world becomes an amazing canvas for creating and sharing 3D Augmented Reality experiences with your friends! Thyng 5.0 is the fifth generation of the groundbreaking Thyng Augmented Reality app. With Thyng 5.0 you can experience amazing Augmented Reality in multiple ways – including Environment-based AR where objects appear in the Environment around you, and also Target-based AR where experiences can appear on specific Targets. With Thyng Environments Mode, powered by ARKit, you can create your own incredible Augmented Reality experiences in the Environment around you and share them with the world. With Thyng Targets Mode (activated by tapping the “Targets Mode” button in the upper left of the home screen), any product, logo, or sign can come to life with a specific Augmented Reality experience displayed directly on the product itself, including marketing messages, recipes, coupons, and even “Buy Now” buttons. Download the Thyng app to experience Augmented Reality like you’ve never seen it before!

Discover the United Therapeutics Unisphere Augmented Reality (AR) app, your interactive guide to exploring the world’s largest net-zero energy building. This interactive experience uses AR to immerse visitors in a unique tour of the Unisphere, showcasing its cutting-edge sustainable technologies. As you navigate the building, real-time 3D simulations overlay the interior, offering a dynamic view of its advanced energy systems in action. From the expansive 3000-panel solar array to the 52 geothermal wells and the earth labyrinth underground, you’ll gain a deeper understanding of how these systems harmonize to achieve a carbon-neutral operation. Folks unable to visit the site, can explore the building's digital twin from home.