Slide AR vs SOL.AR.IS

Slide allows you to take your creations to the next level with Augmented Reality. Showcase your layered artwork in a whole new dimension with our easy to use interface and streamlined design. Simply upload your layered artwork to our app, edit it directly in Augmented Reality and let the magic unfold before your very eyes! Share Slides in AR - You can now use QR codes to share let others experience your Slides directly in AR, even if they don't have Slide AR installed. For example, you can print the QR code, and mail it with your print so that your customer can then experience your art in AR! Edit in real-time - Our live editor enables you to easily arrange the order, distance and appearance of your Slides in real-time, allowing for a totally immersive editing experience. Target Image - Use your artwork as a target to trigger your Slide. Our advanced image recognition system will work with prints, screens, book covers, you name it! GIF Animation - Create animated Slides using GIF layers to add another level of magic to your creation. Depth Mode - Our depth feature lets you peek into an alternate universe creating a captivating parallax experience. Create a video in-app - Once your Slide is ready, you can shoot a video directly in-app. The recording is automatically saved to Photos so that you can easily share it with your following. ---- Feedback or questions? We'd love to hear from you. Email us at hello@slidear.app Find us online on Twitter and Instagram: @slide_ar ---- Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

SOL.AR.IS is a virtual space where the recipient has the opportunity to interact in real time with ephemeral, virtual 3D objects inspired by the fantastic phenomena created by extraterrestrial intelligence described in the science-fiction novel 'Solaris' written by Stanisław Lem. After scanning the space in the application, you will discover animated sculptures placed in the AR space, designed by the following artists: Oliver Latt from Germany, Yuma Yanagisawa from Japan, Uwe Rieger and Yinan Liu from New Zealand and Zsolt Laszlo Bordos, Gaspar Battha nad Popesz Csaba Láng from Hungary. Ambient soundscapes for each of the objects were composed by the Iranian audiovisual artist Ali Phi. The project is commissioned by Photon Foundation and subsidised by the National Centre for Culture under the programme ‘Kultura w sieci’.