Challenge
Schools want interactive 3D lessons that spring from ordinary printed worksheets, but installing apps on shared or IT-managed devices is a real blocker — and most classrooms only have a mix of phones and tablets.
Marker AR
A printed Hiro marker launches a browser-based 3D classroom lesson.
Challenge
Schools want interactive 3D lessons that spring from ordinary printed worksheets, but installing apps on shared or IT-managed devices is a real blocker — and most classrooms only have a mix of phones and tablets.
Solution
A printed Hiro marker becomes the trigger. Students open a link, allow the camera once, and AR.js + A-Frame track the marker to anchor a 3D lesson object on the page in real time — entirely in the browser, with no install, login, or app store.
A Plus Games Studio builds WebAR and native AR apps for brands, retailers, schools and museums: marker and image tracking, GPS trails, 3D product viewers and room placement. Browser-based AR needs no app store and works on most phones. Tell us what you want people to see through the camera and we will come back with a plan and a quote.