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I started researching into what images could be used in my poster. I started by looking for turtles and then what plastic is common to be found in the sea due to plastic waste/pollution. I found that straws, bottles and bags are the most common so these are going to be in my poster.

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Britain Get Talking is an ITV Mental Wellness campaign to help families get closer.

Anxiety and depression in children have risen by 48% since 2004. But talking and listening can build mental wellness, so we're encouraging you to tune back in to the story in your living room.

Britain Get Talking is supported by YoungMinds and Mind.

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Britain Get Talking is an ITV Mental Wellness campaign to help families get closer. Anxiety and depression in children have risen by 48% since 2004. But talking and listening can build mental wellness, so we're encouraging you to tune back in to the story in your living room.

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Again, even though this is not the topic i was assigned, i started researching and exploring all three areas before i was assigned a topic to get an idea of each.

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At Food for the Brain we wish to raise awareness of the importance of optimum nutrition in mental health. We are a charitable foundation working to inform organisations and empower individuals to change their diet and lifestyle and take greater control of their own mental health.

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Make a change today! Discover healthy recipes, food swaps, nutritional advice, and top tips and activities to help the whole family stay healthy.

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Health Campaigns and Resources - Healthy Living Pharmacies

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I found this diagram on the WWF website and i was mortified by how much plastic pollution in our waters are effecting the lives of Sea Turtles. So my idea is to create an A4 poster to make people aware of how we can stop this from happening in the future. This will consist of a slogan and an image of one Sea Turtle with a carrier bag, a water bottle and a straw floating around it. This will also be accompanied by an AR video containing more Sea Turtles swimming in the waters and the plastic disappearing from the water.

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Again the WWF had another research page on their website about the plastic pollution in our seas and the devastating effect it has on Sea Turtles and how its killing them. Plastic pollution is also preventing sea turtles from hatching eggs.

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Green turtle hatchling climbing over plastic bottle strewn on the beach, Juani Island, Tanzania © Brent Stirton / Getty Images / WWF-UK

Plastic pollution is killing sea turtles: Here's how

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Imagine you're in your kitchen and as you approach the countertop your absolute favourite snack appears right in front of you.

It looks just like food, it basically smells like food, so you grab it and gulp it down.

This happens to sea turtles every day when they consume plastic debris in the ocean.

Why do sea turtles eat plastic?

Plastic bags look very similar to jellyfish, fishing nets often look like tasty seaweed. Sea turtles think they're consuming some of their staple foods when really they're welcoming harmful substances into their digestive tract.

What does plastic pollution do to sea turtles?

Ingesting plastics isn't a harmless mistake, the consumption of this man-made material can cost sea turtles their lives. That's because plastic can cause blockages in their intestines and even pierce the intestinal wall causing internal bleeding.

Perhaps the most distressing fate of all is when the plastic in the turtle's stomach imitates the sensation of being full. Turtles then neglect to seek out other food sources and ultimately die from starvation.

Sadly, it's not only the consumption of plastic that poses a threat to these marine reptiles, when turtles get entangled in plastic debris they risk choking to death, losing limbs and generally injuring themselves (sometimes beyond repair).

The fishing industry is a serious threat in itself. While turtles are strong swimmers they often become entangled in fishing gear, and once weighted down they're unable to surface and subsequently drown.

The dismal results: Injured or deceased sea turtles

In recent years, global turtle population numbers have noticeably decreased and in many ways that's due to plastic.

Research conducted by the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) and the University of the Sunshine Coast (USC) found that a turtle had a 22% chance of dying if it ate just one piece of plastic. Once a turtle had 14 plastic items in its gut, there was a 50% likelihood that it would die.

"Even a single piece of plastic can kill a turtle," explains University of the Sunshine Coast marine biologist Dr Kathy Townsend. "Two of the turtles we studied had eaten only one piece of plastic, which was enough to kill them. In one case, the gut was punctured and in the other the soft plastic clogged the gut."

Their analysis included a sample of nearly 1,000 turtles found dead and washed up on beaches around Australia.

To top it all off, it's very likely that all of the above statistics are conservative at best. Each estimate is based on turtles found, but many dead sea turtles are never recovered. Many turtles simply die at sea and are never seen again and even those found on beaches are collected for food.

Australia's plastic problem: What it looks like and how to stop it

"Plus we now know that unseen microplastics are entering the oceans from our cosmetics, from the clothing we wear, and from fragmentation of larger plastic particles. Unless we take substantial action, the problem is bound to increase."

The good news: It's not all gloom and doom. We can do something about the current plastic problem in Australia and hopefully protect sea turtles along the way. By taking action in our everyday lives we can reduce the amount of waste entering our oceans. Here are a few easy steps:

Invest in reusable containers: Did you know that 95% of plastic packaging is discarded after a single use? Avoid this kind of pollution by investing in reusable coffee cups, water bottles, bags and food containers.

Bring your own cutlery: Next time you decide to grab a takeaway, say no to the plastic cutlery that comes with your meal. Bring along your own utensils and ditch the plastic guilt.

Pick up trash when you see it:Going on a beach walk? Keep an eye out for any plastic debris on your stroll and pick it up as you do. Remember, every little bit helps.

Small actions can make a big splash, join the movement to #ReduceYourUse today.

Make the pledge today

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Green turtle hatchling climbing over plastic bottle strewn on the beach, Juani Island, Tanzania © Brent Stirton / Getty Images / WWF-UK Keywords plastic marine species marine turtles sustainable living Imagine you're in your kitchen and as you approach the countertop your absolute favourite snack appears right in front of you.

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I came across this video that LAD BIBLE posted onto YouTube about climate change and changing the worlds environmental issues.

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Trash Isles: LADbible Claims The World’s First Country Made Of Trash With Ross Kemp

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After researching many campaign websites i finally came across the WWF who had information on our seas being taken over by pollution and how its effecting our sea species, especially the sea turtles. This is how i decided on my idea to create a poster for saving our seas from plastic pollution and saving the sea turtles as at least 1,000 sea turtles die from eating or getting stuck in plastic pollution.

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Through research i came across IKEA who are a campaigner for Green Living.

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With over 400 stores worldwide and a presence in 41 countries, the Swedish furniture retailer IKEA has been one of the most successful global furniture retailers for over a decade. And in recent years, sustainability has become an increasingly important factor in IKEA's business and marketing strategy. In its ' People & Planet Positive ' sustainability report, the company outlines its 2030 sustainability strategy, which includes sourcing 100% of its wood, paper and cardboard from recycled or FSC certified wood, making their products more sustainable with substantiated environmental improvements and producing as much renewable energy as it consumes.

Earlier this year, IKEA also opened the doors of its leading sustainable store in Greenwich, which was designed to have 'a positive impact on the environment and promote a healthy, sustainable living'. The new eco-friendly store uses 100% renewable energy and a number of renewal construction materials and green technologies to minimise its impact on the planet. But not only this, IKEA also encourages customers to travel to the sustainable store in the most sustainable way - by foot.

The global retailer is truly making efforts to reduce its environmental impact and claims that 'Sustainability is at the heart of everything we do at IKEA'.

However, one question still remains:

Can a company that relies on a low-cost, high-volume business model that encourages mass-consumption ever be truly sustainable?

This is exactly the issue the brand is trying to tackle in its latest campaign called ' The Sustainable Living Project '. IKEA's first sustainable campaign urges customers to rethink buying new products and encourages them to recycle, repurpose and reuse rather than to buy new things.

The main three focus points of the campaign are grow your own, waste reduction and home efficiency.

On their website, the furniture retailer shares great tips on how customers can be more sustainable and will also be running a 3-day event in-stores to educate and inspire shoppers around sustainability.

A great campaign and truly inspiring and brave move!

Are you looking to incorporate sustainability into your business model? Whether it's sustainable packaging or an exciting sustainability-focused marketing campaign, get in touch with CuCo today on 01202 911959 or email hello@cucocreative.co.uk - we'd love to hear from you!

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Importance of Sustainability and Recycling

Earth gives us everything we need for living but the humanity is under threat of extinction if we do not start taking better care for the environment and live more sustainable - reduce the harmful impact of human activities on the environment and reduce consumption of natural resources. Using sustainable materials for building, such as with recycled bricks and timber or even usage of simple things like eco friendly lighting or furnishing your home can make all the difference. Population growth creates an unprecedented pressure on the environment as well as natural resources which are vital of vital importance for survival not only of human population but other living creatures on Earth as well. Most of these vital resources are available in limited amounts and fossil fuels are not the only problem. On the contrary, consumption of fossil fuels seems to be of secondary importance in compare to the importance of access to clean water, soil and air.

The way of life as we are used to and consumption of natural resources at the current rate cannot continue otherwise the future or perhaps even the current generations will face serious problems with lack of natural resources which are decreasing at a alarming rate. We simply cannot afford to continue with poor environmental management and irresponsible use of natural resources because at certain point, there will be no resources left. And when this happens, the humanity will face serious problems which can jeopardize the survival of the human race as such. The scientists do not know how the planet can support the rapid population growth (by the end of year 2011 the human population will reach 7 billion) but the best solution at the moment are without a doubt sustainability and recycling.

The main goal of sustainability is to take advantage of renewable resources such as using stoves like the eco friendly wood stove, rather than gas, reduce consumption of non-renewable resources which means that consumption of normally expensive services such as business electricity can become cheaper as well as living in harmony with the nature. SOme good advice can be found on woodburningstoves.co.uk regarding efficient heating stoves. Recycling or reuse of resources, materials and in the end, of waste is an important part of sustainability because it reduces the negative human impact on the environment and helps reduce the pressure on natural resources. Sustainability, however, requires a major reorganization of lifestyle, economy, transport and other human activities that have negative impact on the environment and increase consumption of natural resources. Although sustainability cannot be achieved without sacrifices of each individual, it does not require as dramatic lifestyle changes as it may appear at a first glance. The alternative resources such as renewable energy for instance have not been fully taken advantage yet which also leaves a lot of space for business opportunities.

Every action that contributes to better sustainability is helpful no matter how unimportant it may seem. The governments can help in the transition to sustainability by legal adjustments and subsidiaries for projects that help reduce the harmful impact of human activities on the environment and conserve natural resources such as recycling through sell iphone 8 companies, however, in the end it all depends on the people and their willingness to be a part of the efforts to leave the future generations an "inhabitable" planet.

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I have been assigned Living Sustainability for my topic to create a poster for and started out by researching recycling and food waste campaigns. Many talk about how much waste is left by people and how much of the population do not recycle.

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Our recycling process is innovative and cost effective. It involves excess low grade heat warming your leftovers and converting the resultant gas, into power.

Our AD process is outlined below:

1. The local authority organise a rubbish collection service where food waste caddies are collected and loaded onto rubbish trucks in bulk.

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2. The food waste material is then taken to Piddlehinton and tipped in a loading bay.

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3. The material is fed into a large blender where it is processed.

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4. The food waste is mixed with water to create a liquid which has a porridge like consistency called digestate.

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5. The food waste passes through a washing machine which is designed to extract the plastics and metals.

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6. The waste is then fed into a holding tank where it is kept for 3 days. This allows for a consistent feed and operation of the plant.

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7. The substance is then pumped into the digester & stirred.

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8. The mix is kept in this tank for 55 days. A little bit is fed in and a little bit is fed out every day.

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9. From this mix a gas is produced of which 55% is methane. At this stage, the before mentioned digestate is heated to 72 degrees for 1 hour where it is pasteurised.

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10. The gas is extracted and pumped through a carbon filter to scrub. After pateurisation is complete, the digestate material is then exported as an agricultural fertiliser.

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11. The gas then passes to the enginges which drive the generator. The generator produces electricity .

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12. The plant supplies power to the grid, powers the plant and the local mill.

The two outputs from the Anerobic Digection process are as follows:

Biogas - a renewable power which fuels the plant and is supplied to the grid.

Digestate - A nutrient rich biofertliser, used on arable farm land to encourage crops and vegetation.

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Our recycling process is innovative and cost effective. It involves excess low grade heat warming your leftovers and converting the resultant gas, into power. Our AD process is outlined below: 1. The local authority organise a rubbish collection service where food waste caddies are collected and loaded onto rubbish trucks in bulk.

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I like these posters because there are a few creative elements of AR that can be used for these. Such as the water poster could have the rain falling down the screen using animation sequences and particles. The cycling poster could be the cyclist moving on screen or the flowers could be growing each time someone taps the screen.

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I like the message that these posters below are giving people. they also have eye catching colours to attract attention.

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Campaign for saving energy and electricity. Have alight bulb light up and flickers and then turn off when screen is tapped.

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A 3D object of a waste bin that has waste pouring down from the top of the screen to campaign the amount of waste being wasted.

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Snapchat filters allow people to take photographs of themselves or others using effects such as dog face effects or face swap which allows two people to "switch" faces with each other.

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Snapchat has what is called "Scan" which allows people to interact with the real world through effects created by Snapchat.

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Point and shoot? No, point and interact. Snapchat can now help with your homework. The app's camera is becoming the foundation of an augmented reality developer platform known as "Scan." Snap today announced partnerships with Photomath to add the ability to solve math problems, and Giphy for detecting objects, which then spawn related GIFs onscreen. Scan will roll out to all Snapchat users soon, and developers interested in joining the platform can contact Snap.

Previously, Snapchat's camera could identify songs with Shazam and recognize objects so you could buy them on Amazon. But now instead of just offering a few scattered tools, Snapchat is crystallizing its plan to let you reveal hidden information about the world around you.

"Our camera lets the natural light from our world penetrate the darkness of the internet . . . as we use the internet more and more in our daily lives, we need a way to make it a bit more human," said Snap CEO Evan Spiegel at the company's first-ever press event, the Snap Partner Summit. There it also announced it would launch an ad network, power Stories in other apps and launch a real-time multiplayer games platform.

Others like Blippar have tried to build AR utility platforms, but they lacked the community and daily use necessary to already be top of mind when people want to scan something. But Snap CEO Evan Spiegel today revealed that, "In the United States, Snapchat now reaches nearly 75 percent of all 13 to 34-year-olds, and we reach 90 percent of 13 to 24-year-olds. In fact, we reach more 13 to 24-year-olds than Facebook or Instagram in the United States, the U.K., France, Canada and Australia."

The comparison data comes from Facebook's ad manager estimates, which aren't always totally accurate. Still, the stats demonstrate that amongst the audience likely to explore the world via augmented reality, Snapchat is huge. Even if Facebook wanted to build this behavior, it can't, because the Facebook Camera isn't the heart of its social network.

When users tap and hold on the Snapchat camera, they'll start to Scan their surroundings. Answers to math equations will magically appear. If you view a $10 bill, Hamilton will come alive and sing a song from the musical. Scan a slice of pizza and a dancing Giphy pizza slice appears. Users will also see the new Snapchat AR Bar with dedicated buttons to Scan, create a lens or explore the 400,000 AR Lenses created by Snapchat's community. Indeed, 75 percent of Snap's 186 million daily users play with Lenses each day, combining into 15 billion total plays to date. Scan was built off the acquisition of a startup called Scan.me, which until now has powered Snap's QR Snapcodes that let people add friends or unlock Lenses.

Outside of utility, Snapchat is also adding a slew of new creative AR features to keep that audience entertained and loyal. For example, it's launching Landmarkers, which uses point cloud data from user-submitted Our Stories of major landmarks to power animated AR transformations of famous places. Now the Eiffel Tower, Buckingham Palace, LA's Chinese Theater, DC's Capitol Building and NYC's Flatiron Building can spew rainbows, shoot lightning and more.

For developers and Lens creators using Snap's Lens Studio tools, Snap is launching new Creator Profiles where they can show off all the Lenses they've contributed. They'll all have access to new AR templates for hand, body and pet effects that take care of all the hardcore computer science. Creators just add their graphical assets like a mustache for dogs, fireballs that shoot out of people's hands or rainbows that appear over someone when they hold their arms out.

Snap will even surface relevant community Lenses in the Lens Carousel based on what its Scans pick up. One place it falls short, though, is there's no direct monetization opportunities for independent Lens creators, beyond Snap occasionally connecting the best AR artists to brands for paid Lens development deals. Snapchat admits it will need to create better incentives long-term.

At a big press briefing yesterday, the company's top execs explained that growth isn't Snapchat's success metric any more. That's convenient, considering the launch of Instagram Stories cut Snap's growth from 17 percent per quarter to it actually losing users and only stabilizing this quarter. Instead, Spiegel says, deepening user engagement, and thereby the ad revenue users generate, is Snap's path forward.

The more Snap gets users playing with augmented reality filters and the better development tools it provides, the more brands and devs will pay to promote their Lenses in the Lens Carousel or through video ads where users swipe up to try a Lens.

But that engagement is also critical to beating Facebook and Instagram to the next phase of AR. Instagram Stories might have 500 million daily users , but they're mostly applying AR to their faces, not to interact with the world. Snapchat needs as many fun AR entertainment experiences like Landmarkers as possible to normalize AR exploration, which will unlock the potential of the Scan platform. That could one day fuel affiliate fees from AR commerce sales and other revenue streams.

Plus, Snapchat says Lenses are coded to be compatible with not just iOS and Android, but future AR hardware platforms. To build the biggest repository of AR experiences, Snapchat needs help, as I wrote two years ago that Snap's anti-developer attitude was an augmented liability . Now it's finally building the tools and platform to harness a legion of developers to fill the physical world with imaginary wonder. "If we can show the right Lens in the right moment, we can inspire a whole new world of creativity," concludes Snap co-founder Bobby Murphy

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Adobe is bringing out new software for AR technology called Project Aero.

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Augmented reality.
Now more of a reality.

AR is a powerful medium that will add a whole new dimension to the way creatives tell their stories and how audiences experience them. Imagine redecorating your living room to get the right look before making a single purchase. Or viewing a work of art and having the artist appear before you to explain her process. Think about a science classroom where students interact with a molecule or orbit the moon right from their desks.

Digital experiences like these aren't taking place in some far off, imaginary future. They're happening right now, thanks to emerging technologies that are creating deeper connections between our physical and digital worlds.

Just as storytelling shifted from paper to digital, experiences will no longer be confined to phones, laptops, and TV screens. AR will close the gap between our devices and our senses, driving the next wave of transformation and creating new challenges and opportunities.

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Project Aero | Adobe augmented reality (AR) software

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AR is a powerful medium that will add a whole new dimension to the way creatives tell their stories and how audiences experience them. Imagine redecorating your living room to get the right look before making a single purchase. Or viewing a work of art and having the artist appear before you to explain her process.

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This is the software we are using for our AR brief. This is powered and created by Facebook.

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Start building

Watch Meta Spark's best-in-class courses to build your first AR experience and learn AR fundamentals. If you're ready to become an expert, our Meta Spark AR Pro curriculum helps you become a certified Meta Spark Creator.
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Meta Spark Studio - Create Immersive AR Experiences

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Create immersive experiences with Meta Spark Studio, reaching billions of people through Meta's family of apps and devices.

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Harry Potter: Wizards Unite | Launch Trailer

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AR is used in games such as the ones below. It is to allow people to interact with 3D graphics in real time.

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Discover Pokémon in the Real World with Pokémon GO!

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Art Galleries use AR technology to give people who are visiting to discover another world of the painting by using their phone to see a different side of the painting and bring it to life.

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This is an IKEA mobile Augmented Reality app which allows customers to see what furniture will look like in real time by using the 3D objects on screen and tracking them with their real time camera and placing them in the room. This is a good marketing tool.

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Place IKEA furniture in your home with augmented reality

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I decided to carrying on  researching the types of AR through this padlet and came across this Facebook page that had a video showing this colouring book that Disney has created that is accustomed with AR technology. This allows the drawings on the page to come to life by forming a 3D image of the character drawn on the page.

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Disney's augmented reality coloring book

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Disney is bringing coloring books to life with augmented reality.

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This is a video showcasing the AR reality poster that are and have been produced so far this year.

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The Program Committee will review the abstracts and select the top five to participate in this new feature for the 2019 IBNS meeting.

Not familiar with augmented reality? This YouTube video does a much better job of explaining it than words can...

Imagine if your poster could also be a video screen, or if you can add an audio voiceover to explain the results of your research, or if you could add a Message Me button so other meeting participants could immediately email you. All this is possible with Post Reality! Here's a brand new video that shows how it works:

What can augmented reality (AR) do?
With AR you can add videos and buttons to regular posters. Now you can show moving, interactive content that simply wasn't possible in the past. This opens the doors to new, exciting ways of engaging with people and communicating through poster presentations.

How does it work?
With a phone or an iPad, you point your device at the poster and all of a sudden it appears like the poster comes to life with videos and other interactive content.

How do I make one?
It's surprisingly easy. Once you've created a digital version of your poster and created the content (videos, pictures, etc.) that you want to put in augmented reality:

Upload your poster and content to our website

Drag-and-drop the content where you want it to show up on your poster

That's it! Now, using our app, you point your phone/iPad at the physical version of your poster to interact with all the augmented reality content

Where is my abstract posted after the meeting?
Your abstract and any content you upload will not be used for any purpose other than to view the augmented reality experience you created. Viewing this content requires pointing a phone or iPad at the physical poster, so it's only possible to see your content when in the presence of your poster. We do not publish any of your content on the internet.

How long will my augmented reality poster be available?
That's up to you. After the meeting you are free to delete the augmented reality experience that you built with Post Reality. Alternatively, if you'd like to share your work with friends and colleagues, you can leave the augmented reality experience on our system and continue to use our free app for iOS and Android to view your creation.

Who has access to my information?
Only you, IBNS, and our team at Post Reality. We do not share your information with any third parties.

What if I need help creating my augmented reality experience?
Our system has been designed with simplicity in mind and includes an easy-to-use, drag-and-drop editor. If, however, you find yourself with questions or need help please feel free to email us at [email protected]

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The Program Committee will review the abstracts and select the top five to participate in this new feature for the 2019 IBNS meeting. Not familiar with augmented reality? This YouTube video does a much better job of explaining it than words can...

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I have come across this poster for Carbon Energy and encouraging people to change their perspective of it. Again this is a simple design.

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This is similar to the article at the top of this section but gives a bit more information and visuals. To see clips download the Zapper app on your mobile phone and see the posters on this page come to life!

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Innovation Alliance for the West Midlands

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The Innovation Alliance for the West Midlands is proud to support Alliance members, Enlighten, to raise awareness of mental health using the emerging technology of Augmented Reality.

We knew as soon as we met Steve and Suzanne that their health and wellbeing use case was a winner. Read more about it for yourselves below...

At some point it was decided that the third Monday of January was the most depressing day of the year. Although here at Enlighten we think the whole concept belittles the struggle that millions of people's have with depression. However, it is a day that raises awareness of various mental health problems and the support available. With this in mind Enlighten are offering free AR posters through various channels in the UK to support students, staff and the workforce.

One in four people in the world will be affected by mental or neurological disorders at some point in their lives. Enlighten has upgraded its world's first FREE 'AugMental Health' Augmented Reality awareness raising campaign, created with Rethink Mental Illness.

Mental ill-health, including stress, depression and anxiety, is thought to be responsible for 91 million lost working days each year in the UK, more than for any other illness, costing workplaces 24 billion each year. By raising awareness and reducing the stigma associated with mental illness Enlighten want people to become more open about their feelings and help friends, colleagues and family members identify mental health issues in people close to them.

A recent campaign saw a 47% increase in self-referrals via AR posters, 43% increase in self-referrals for anxiety and depression and 27% increase in self-referrals for self-harm and 8% for suicidal thoughts and tendencies.

The day provides an opportunity "for everyone affected by mental health issues to talk about these growing issues, and what more needs to be done to make mental health care a reality for people worldwide". This year's theme is young people, the workplace and mental health in a changing world. Therefore, our innovative use of emerging technology is very relevant to raise awareness with the younger & work mobile generation.

We are providing 4x FREE Augmented Reality posters to support sufferers of mental health issues.(Please find attached PDF documents for your organisation to print and place around your campus) There are an additional eight posters available to establishments on request.

These are great updated examples of our work and we are very proud that we have the involvement of not only Rethink and the Chamber of Commerce but also UK Ministry of Defence personnel - The AR campaign has been redesigned specifically for members of the Armed Forces in collaboration with serving military advisors and addresses topics including PTSD, panic attacks, dealing with stress and depression.

Once zapped using a phone with the free downloadable app, the posters are triggered to show a video that gives mental health support and guidance.

These posters can be used as standalone printed awareness raising posters or as Augmented Reality portals that provide point of need support to individuals. Each poster triggers relevant videos that gives mental health support and guidance via AR. Instant support and self-referral options can be accessed via a direct dial national helpline where sufferers/family/work colleagues can discuss mental health issues with trained professionals. Additionally, people are enabled to self-refer with an email to send requesting specific additional information. This simple approach removes barriers, therefore increasing the likelihood that those suffering will ask for support.

To trigger the Augmented reality content you will need to download the Zappar app (free on app store or google play store) and a Wi-Fi or 3G/4G connection. Open the Zappar app and point the device's camera at the full poster. This will activate the augmented reality trigger and the digital content from the poster.

For more information on how to support this excellent use case of emerging technology please contact Steve Wileman or Suzanne Edwards.

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Blog: FREE Augmented Reality Mental Health Support Posters - Enlighten

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The Innovation Alliance for the West Midlands is proud to support Alliance members, Enlighten, to raise awareness of mental health using the emerging technology of Augmented Reality. We knew as soon as we met Steve and Suzanne that their health and wellbeing use case was a winner.

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This is a video of how AR is used to track objects and how the techonolgy can change the objects characteristics such as colour, shape and adding logos etc.

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This is an example of a demo of a 3D map that is accessed through AR through a mobile phone where the surroundings on the screen are in real time producing graphics of a 3D map of environments. AR Studio created this and are the creators of this demo.

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I then started researching some AR Tracking examples and discovered some examples that demonstrate what AR technology can be used for and has helped with my idea process for this brief.

Below is an example of Hershey's promoting their product and uses the same technique we will be using. An A4 poster accompanied by an Augmented reality video. This was created by FaceBook.

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Hershey's Facebook Spark AR Target Tracking Filter by alivenow - AR Scan product to unlock content

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This is an example of a Stress management poster.

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This is a video of how AR and 3D is used in graphic design and app development.

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POST-PRINT / AR and 3D in Graphic Design

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PROJECT, DESIGN AND APP DEVELOPMENT / Serafim Mendes
INSTALLATION CONCEPT, DESIGN AND PRODUCTION /  Mecha Studio
VIDEO / Tânia Franco
MUSIC / Kevin Pires
FOOTAGE / Studio LOQ and ESAD Matosinhos

See all the content at
instagram.com/post.print

Post-print is an on-going project which aims to explore the creative possibilities of augmented reality (AR) alongside graphic design. The focus, for now, is poster design and the use of 3D space as a tool for communication.

The content is being created over time and will be posted continuously to the instagram page, allowing you to keep track of the progress.

ABOUT THE PROJECT

How can virtual 3D space help delivering a message? The augmented content layer can add both depth and movement to the design. It also enables the creation of a new information layer, resulting in a more interactive and engaging experience for the viewer.

Post-print was initiated in 2017 by Serafim Mendes, in the context of his thesis for the MA in Communication Design at ESAD Matosinhos. Serafim Mendes is both a student and a freelance graphic designer/illustrator based in Porto, Portugal. His focus within graphic design is mostly typography, 3D, poster, editorial, and identity design.

POST-PRINT EXHIBITION

The first Post-print exhibition was hosted by Mecha Studio, who collaborated in the project with the concept, design and production of the physical installation that showcased the posters.

THE APP

The Post-print player app is available at both App Store and Play Store. It allows you to experience the augmented designs through your device, at the exhibitions.



TYPEFACE CONTRIBUTIONS

Integral by Connary Fagen
Adieu by Good Type Foundry
Monitor Display by Diana Ferreira
Arre by Gonçalo Fialho
SM Häuser by Mark Niemeijer
Morion by David Einwaller (TDF)
Digestive by Jérémy Landes
Grandmaster by Lucas Descroix (TDF)
Favorit/Prophet by Dinamo Typefaces
Faktura by Futur Neue

SPECIAL THANKS

Prof. Ana Raposo
Miguel Moura
Pedro Galego
Rui Silva
Diana Ferreira
Rui Mendes
Inês Leal
Eliana Macedo
Ana Montenegro

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This is a similar video to the one above.

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Augmented Reality for Real Estate Marketing & Sales

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Augmented Reality for Architecture & Real Estate by Stambol Studios

Contact us at hello@stambol.com to see how we can help your project stand out from the rest.

https://www.stambol.com

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This is a video from a real estate agency showcasing show rooms by using 360 content.

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360 degrees visualizations for real estate pre-construction properties allow you to create immersive social media marketing campaigns. Allow your prospects immerse themselves in their future home even without a VR headset.

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I then explored examples of Augmented Reality posters to get an idea of how the technology works and what creative ideas there was when using AR.

Below is an example of a Film Festival in Turkey that uses AR to allow people to watch the trailers or clips from the film the poster is advertising.

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Vancouver Turkish Film Festival is using Augmented Reality to bring their posters, brochures and magazine ads to life. Download VTFF AR app developed by Stambol Studios from your app store and explore 3D content, movie trailers and more.

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This is a simple example of a poster about how to stay healthy and what our body needs to stay healthy.

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http://jayce-o.blogspot.com/2013/10/recycling-posters-creative-examples-recycling-posters.html

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This is another example of a poster for recycling and i like the simplicity of it and how it isnt too busy on the page.
http://jayce-o.blogspot.com/2013/10/recycling-posters-creative-examples-recycling-posters.html

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This is a website that provides us with visual and textual examples of AR Reality used for education purposes.

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3D Augmented Reality Models

Quick Look is our 3D Augmented Reality model app. Thanks to our incredible team of experienced teachers and creative technologists, you can now bring the natural world to life in your classroom! Engage your children with their learning in a fully immersive 3D way, enabling them to explore the world without leaving the classroom. From human organs to hungry hippopotami, centipedes to cheetahs, and even the structure of Planet Earth, our ever-expanding library of models has something to inspire and educate all ages.

Below is a free and comprehensive list of AR models our team have created especially for you to use in either your classroom or at home.

If you're using iOS 12 or higher on your ARKit 2 compatible Apple device, just click on the resource file of your choosing to see that object appear in the 'real world' in front of your very eyes!

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Twinkl Reality - Augmented reality AR apps for iOS and Android

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Quick Look is our 3D Augmented Reality model app. Thanks to our incredible team of experienced teachers and creative technologists, you can now bring the natural world to life in your classroom! Engage your children with their learning in a fully immersive 3D way, enabling them to explore the world without leaving the classroom.

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A 3D object of a Globe of the world that spins when screen is tapped or when phone is rotating around the poster. It highlights key areas that are effected by recycling issues.

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A 3D object of a bin that has objects such as bottles, food and others flying into the bin when the screen is tapped. Could have the floor be messy with objects and the objects fly into the bin when screen is tapped. This is to represent recycling and littering. Still image on poster is the bin and objects laying on the floor and the video is what is said above.

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Relating to the idea above, could get a magnifying glass that when the screen is tapped it moves around the stomach to reveal what unhealthy foods do to your body

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A 3D image of a skeleton or a persons body that shows graphics of the stomach with one half showing the unhealthy foods and the other half with the healthy foods. Each time the screen is tapped one half will appear. Or when the screen is being rotated around the poster etc. This is to represent the importance of healthy eating and how unhealthy foods effect your body.

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A video of a person running across the screen when tapped. This would be promoting the importance of exercise and to get people to move more often.

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A 3D object of a bowl of salad or veg and the ingrediants mix together when the screen is tapped. Or unhealthy food morphs into healthy food. This is to represent healthy eating

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Face Mask of a person with an anxious expression with water droplets falling down their forehead to represent stress. This poster would be to help people get proffessional help for their well-being.

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A hologram image of a Brain that when someone taps the screen, words start appearing out the brain then disappear to represent what someone thinks when they are stressed or feel anxious and the impact it has on the brain.

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To represent Panic Attacks or Anxiety, an image of a heart and the interaction would be a screen tap and the heart beats at a rapid speed representing stress and anxiousness.

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This poster below is for healthy eating and is showcasing how much healthy foods we should be eating.This has been put into sections for people to see the statistics provided. This has influenced one of my ideas that is explained in the ideas section of this padlet.

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This poster below promotes Exercise and could have the woman on the cycling machine moving with particles of sweat falling down her face to represent exercise.

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This is a poster promoting becoming eco-friendly for the environment.

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This is an image from a poster of recycling and has influenced one of my ideas for promoting recycling that is explained in the Ideas section of this padlet.

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This website showcases some AR posters for World Mental health day and the posters have clips attached to them when a mobile phone scans them and a person can interact by tapping the screen.

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With World Mental Health Day taking place on 10 October, AR companies Enlighten and Zappar have teamed up to produce a series of augmented reality-triggering posters for schools, colleges, universities, businesses and the Armed Forces.

Initially trialled for Suicide Prevention Day, the posters saw a staggering 443 per cent increase in self-referrals for anxiety and depression, a 27 per cent increase in self-referrals for self-harm and eight per cent for suicidal thoughts.

Designed as part of an awareness campaign in partnership with Rethink Mental Illness, the posters were created using ZapWorks, Zappar's AR content creation platform, and aim to provide support through their interactive elements while also removing the stigma associated with mental health.

"The use of technology and augmented reality opens up so many doors to talk to our younger generation," said Steve Wileman, co-founder of Enlighten. "It allows us to highlight the vitally important issues surrounding mental health and we really hope that the use of AR will encourage people to discuss their problems and seek help through our charity partner Rethink."

The series of posters tackle issues including panic attacks, stress and depression, with a specially-designed poster for the military addressing the topic of PTSD. Once 'zapped', the posters show a video that gives mental health support and guidance, and provide those interacting with access to a direct dial national helpline, as well as the ability to self-refer via email.

"The benefits of AR allows and enables maximum accessibility and portability of support materials, negating the need for computer log-on or paper-based information leaflets, textbooks and computers or laptops," said Suzanne Edwards, co-founder of Enlighten. "Using augmented reality provides modern self-support and situated learning communication methods in a way that is comfortable and easily accessible to all, developing a nationwide inclusive culture and removing the stigma that is still attached to mental health issues."

"Mental health is a hugely important topic and with so many young people suffering in silence, the use of AR technology can make a real difference," said Max Dawes, partnerships and marketing director at Zappar. "The interactive posters created by Enlighten using ZapWorks literally bring to life the issues in a virtual world and will provide instant access to Rethink where youngsters can get the help and advice they need."

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Enlighten and Zappar deploy AR posters for World Mental Health Day | Mobile Marketing Magazine

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With World Mental Health Day taking place on 10 October, AR companies Enlighten and Zappar have teamed up to produce a series of augmented reality-triggering posters for schools, colleges, universities, businesses and the Armed Forces.