Rememory vs Portrait AR

Rememory is a next-generation platform for shooting, editing, viewing, and sharing volumetric video (three-dimensional video in space and time). It creates a new place for video experiences where you can capture and save recordings, performances, and everyday discoveries in 3D, which until now could only be captured in 2D. In addition to creating your own spatial video contents and sharing them with your friends and family, you can also enjoy the future experience of recreating your favorite artists' performances in 3D at home. ■Shoot with LiDAR-equipped devices! With LiDAR-enabled devices, you can shoot volumetric videos (spatio-temporal stereoscopic videos) with Rememory. Enjoy capturing performances, spatial messages, pets, and idea videos, and publish or send them to your friends. ■3D video editing with AR! Rememory's volumetric video can be easily edited in AR. Create your original spatial video by cloning yourself, playing back time, or cropping a part of the video. ■Non-LiDAR devices can also watch volumetric videos! If your device is not a LiDAR device, you can still experience the volumetric videos published on Rememory. Please find the content you are interested in from the top of the app. ■Watch the content from any angle you want. Rememory displays volumetric videos in AR, so you can view the content not only from the front, but also from various angles. ■Take photos and record videos of the content You can take a photo or record a video of the volumetric video you are watching with AR. Create new 2D contents by taking photos of them together.

The Portrait AR app is only one part of a larger art project started back in 2022 by the Danish artist and composer, Line Tjørnhøj, called "PORTRAIT". This art project experimented in the field between sensory experience and groundbreaking new technology such as AR and volumetric video. The app was originally used as a part of an art installation and dining performance in which guests were invited to dine with a virtual version of the well known Danish spokesperson, Birgitte Qvist-Sørensen, from the DanChurchAid. Since then we have expanded the concept by adding three new digital portraits of three other well known Danish female leaders. The Portrait AR app holds a menu from where you can choose between four different digital portraits to watch in Augmented Reality. All portraits are volumetric video experiences, holding recordings of Birgitte Qvist-Sørensen where she is dinning, Christina Åstrand playing her violin, Henriette Laursen reading a book and the artist Lines own portrait with body paint. You can also learn more about the overall art project "Portrait", read about the creative visions behind the project. When you are entering the AR experience, follow the guide on the screen to search for a surface with the camera and tap to place the virtual AR experience-scene. The artist Line is a music composer and therefore audio plays a big part in the app, where each digital Portrait also contains an audio experience.