Project Vision

AR Guided App covering Indigenous Totem Culture Display, O2O Prize-Redemption Activity Design, and Augmented Reality Interactive Voice Tour for Various Tribes.

Challenges

Re-integrating indigenous culture with AR digital interactiveexperience design.
Integrate base services within the park and develop designated AR tour experiences.
Add interface design in three languages.

Why

To improve the park experience, digital technology is combined with augmented reality to showcase virtual content of indigenous culture.

What

To bring users a brand new experience of the park, and incorporate O2O's gathering. Maximize the effectiveness of the app.

How

A one week rapid design proposal iteration, we adopt three major functions: AR navigation, map navigation, and voice navigation.

What we conclude

Augmented Reality Guidance: Integrate augmented reality technology to display relevant information, historical stories, and site introductions on users' mobile devices. Users can use AR windows to see virtual elements overlaid on the actual scene, enhancing the tour experience.
Indigenous Stories: Provide stories, legends, and historical backgrounds of Indigenous cultures to allow users to gain a deeper understanding of the local cultural heritage.
Multilingual Support: Offer tour content in multiple languages to ensure visitors of different nationalities and language backgrounds can understand and engage.

Route Planning: Provide navigation routes to guide users through different cultural landmarks and historical sites.
Virtual Exhibits: Include virtual exhibits in the app showcasing Indigenous artworks, crafts, and traditional crafts, allowing users to appreciate these cultural heritages in a virtual space.
Interactive Tour: Introduce interactive elements for users to participate, such as puzzle games, quiz challenges, and ways to interact with virtual characters, making the tour more lively and engaging.

Roadmap and voice AR guide