Insects AR vs DinoPedia

Imagine holding the wonders of the insect world right in your hands. AR Insects is an interactive augmented reality project developed at the Emerging Analytics Center (EAC) that brings lifelike bugs into your environment with just a smartphone or tablet. Using AR technology, users scan special image targets, and instantly — a butterfly, roach, firefly, bee, or tick comes to life, popping out of the screen in vivid 3D. Each insect is fully animated, complete with natural sounds and dynamic reactions to user interaction. Tap an insect and watch it respond — buzzing louder, glowing, or triggering special behaviors. The experience doesn’t stop at first glance. Users can move their device to explore the insects from any angle, seeing them as if they were physically present, adding depth and realism that captivates audiences of all ages. AR Insects is a blend of education, entertainment, and cutting-edge technology, demonstrating the powerful ways augmented reality can make learning and exploration truly unforgettable.

The most beautiful way to meet dinosaurs — DinoPedia. From T. rex to Triceratops, DinoPedia is a dinosaur encyclopedia in your pocket. With an AI-crafted photorealistic scene gallery and a fossil discovery map, it turns "reading" about dinosaurs into seeing and exploring them. ■ A Living Dinosaur Field Guide Browse every dinosaur at a glance. Diet, era, weight, and habitat are organized into clean cards. Use filter chips to explore carnivores, herbivores, the Jurassic, the Cretaceous, and more. ■ AI Photorealistic Scene Gallery The chase, the watering hole, the clash, parenting, and the volcanic escape — lifelike scenes recreate the moments dinosaurs lived. Tap any scene to view it full screen. ■ Fossil Discovery Map Tap a region chip to see where each dinosaur's fossils were actually found. Learn the story of dinosaurs and our planet together. ■ Made for - Parents exploring dinosaurs with their kids - Anyone looking for fun learning material for children - Every fan of extinct animals and paleontology An on-device dinosaur guide that stays light and fast. Explore the Mesozoic with DinoPedia.