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nowXPO proposed interactive displays where users connect via QR codes and explore 200+ digitized artworks with their smartphones, turning heritage into an interactive experience.
URJC struggled to reach younger audiences with its cultural heritage, needing a more engaging and accessible format to connect with a new generation.
nowXPO proposed interactive displays where users connect via QR codes and explore 200+ digitized artworks with their smartphones, turning heritage into an interactive experience.

With one scan, phones become controllers, allowing users to rotate, zoom, and discover details of each piece. Passive viewing shifts into an immersive and collaborative journey through the collection.
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This immersive project was produced by nowar, an extended reality studio crafting WebAR, XR and gamified experiences across Valencia, Madrid and beyond. Discover our approach to immersive experiences in Valencia or start a project with us.