augmented[archive] vs 3D Virtual Live Studio

augmented[archive] is a digital art project; a growing, expanding archive, a topography of the possible, a map of fragments from a city’s manifold presents. The project takes the form of a spatial narrative, functioning like a speculative archaeological tool, leading you through real and virtual ruins of past, present and future of the city and its imaginary expansions. Its framework is a media architecture, a GPS-based archive that can be read and rewritten, open for your thoughts and interaction. A guide that speaks of the various contestations of the city and your personal encounters with and within them.

Core functions: 1. Real time 3D green cutting synthesis Through the use of mobile phone cameras and professional grade green cutout algorithms, real-time green cutout effects can be easily achieved, perfectly integrating users with virtual scenes to create an ultimate immersive visual experience. 2. Free shuttle through 3D scenes Support multi angle virtual mirror movement, allowing users to freely move their perspective and explore and create in real 3D scenes. 3. Full function parameter adjustment Provide multiple parameter settings such as lighting, background, lens focal length, etc., to adapt to different live streaming or short video needs. 4. Convenient scene switching and management Provide a rich library of virtual scenes, allowing users to switch with just one click and support custom scene uploads, achieving diverse live streaming content. Efficient integrated operation Without the need for complex equipment, a mobile phone can complete the entire process of shooting, green cutting, and 3D synthesis. Applicable scenarios: Live streaming scenarios: such as e-commerce sales, teaching live streaming, game live streaming, etc., to enhance visual effects and increase user stickiness. Short video creation: providing unlimited creative virtual scenes to achieve more visually impactful content presentation. Corporate promotion: Create high-quality virtual scene displays for events such as press conferences and product introductions. Virtual interaction: used for interactive experiential video production, such as virtual interviews, presentations, interviews, etc.