Experiencing Renewables vs Climate Change Explorer

This app is to enable our users (e.g. customers who bought any product produced with renewable energy) to have an amazing augmented reality virtual asset visit. With a humanized wind turbine placed anywhere they want, users can easily understand and experience where the renewable energy comes from and check the related data at the same time. The app is designed to give an immersive AR experience of Wind turbines on iOS devices (iPhone and iPad). The 3D modeled wind turbine is experienced in an interactive way on any smooth tabletop surface. The wind turbine appears on the screen as soon as an AR plane is detected. Further, The interactive UI buttons offer a whole lot of possibilities to interact and gain information from the "Humanized" Wind turbine. What can you expect from the app exactly? After the app is opened, you have the choice to enter the password and start the journey with humanized wind turbine right away. When the "start" button is clicked, you can then place the camera on any surface you like. You will be able to see the humanized wind turbine through the app and choose to learn more about the green energy data or related knowledge if you are interested.

At Historic Environment Scotland, understanding how changes in our climate are impacting our organisation is central to our climate action ambitions. Changes in our climate, such as the increasing frequency and intensity of extreme weather events, introduces a range of physical climate risks to our organisation. This includes risks to our people, the natural capital of our properties, our operations and our physical assets. There are further ‘transition’ climate risks introduced as society takes actions and moves towards a low-carbon economy. Understanding these risks and impacts, and adapting to them, is a key deliverable of our Climate Action Plan with work currently underway. This app lets you explore Edinburgh, Scotland’s capital city and a UNESCO World Heritage site, and how climate change is impacting some of its historic sites. The app is based on a 3D model of the city created for the Scottish Ten project, which sought to accurately record Scotland’s World Heritage sites in 3D using cutting edge technologies, to help support their conservation, management, interpretation and virtual accessibility. FEEDBACK We're always looking for feedback so please send any ideas on how we can improve the app to digitaldocumentation@hes.scot or rate us in the app store.