Hyperposition AR vs Strata

-- IMPORTANT: Hyperposition AR has been designed to use the LiDAR camera and will therefore only function on the iPhone Pro and iPhone Pro Max 12, 13 and 14. -- An experimental AR application that allows you to stretch and transform reality into mind bending architectural collages between film and photography. The app lets you create a site-specific exhibition in your own space. Scan your space, capture a scene and project the captured scene back on your spatial environment to create you own AR collages. Hyperposition AR fits into Superposition’s ongoing research into using augmented reality as a tool for meaningful interaction with your physical environment.

Everyone took photos. You still haven’t seen half of them. Strata brings your group’s photos, videos and voice notes into one private shared album, called a World. Start with a trip, a birthday, a wedding, a reunion or an ordinary day worth keeping. Share one link. Bring every perspective together. ONE LINK. EVERYONE’S PHOTOS. Friends can contribute from a supported browser without installing Strata or creating an account. Collect the candid shot, the view from the other side and the moment your camera missed. A PRIVATE WORLD FOR YOUR GROUP Keep a World private and choose view-only or contribution links. Close contributions or revoke an invitation when you need to. As the organiser, see the memories people actually added. MORE THAN A FOLDER OF PHOTOS Explore memories through a living constellation and a story of your group’s moments. Eligible spatial memories add depth you can explore by tilting your phone or dragging on screen. Ordinary photos and videos still belong in the same World. MADE FOR MOMENTS YOU SHARE • Trips and weekends away • Weddings, birthdays and celebrations • College events and reunions • Family days and everyday memories Create a World, share the contribution link and bring everyone’s pieces together. Browser contribution requires a valid invitation and an open World. Spatial depth is available for eligible memories; it is not automatic 3D conversion for every photo. Made by Continuum Arc.