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Browser-based AR
bringing stories to life.

MagellanXR builds browser-based AR experiences for the venues people travel to see, and for the quieter parts of those venues that visitors pass straight through. Visitors scan a QR code and the experience opens in the browser already on their phone. No app, no download, no new hardware on your end.

Explore opportunities for AR in the type of space you run, below.​

Attractions & Entertainment

A guest holds a phone in front of a flower-filled garden at an outdoor entertainment venue; on the phone's screen, large blue and orange butterflies appear in augmented reality, hovering above the real flowers.

Interactive, location-based AR experiences that guide guests through attractions, reveal hidden moments, and deepen engagement without adding staff or equipment.

Hospitality & Resorts

A guest holds a phone beside a resort pool lined with palm trees at golden hour; on the phone's screen, two flamingos curve their necks together to form a heart shape in augmented reality above the water.

On-site AR experiences that help guests navigate, explore amenities, and discover stories throughout resort and hospitality properties using their own devices.

Zoos, Nature & Wildlife

A young hiker in a rust-colored jacket stands on a mountain overlook holding up a phone; on the phone's screen, a brown bear appears in augmented reality, framed by the real landscape beyond.

Place-based AR experiences that help visitors explore outdoor environments, learn about natural features, and engage with conservation stories in context.

Education & Campus

A student holds a phone in landscape orientation on a campus walkway; on the phone's screen, the university's eagle mascot appears in augmented reality with floating wayfinding labels for the Library, Science Hall, and Student Center.

Location-aware AR experiences that support learning, orientation, and storytelling across campuses and educational environments. 

Museums, Culture & Heritage

A visitor holds a phone in landscape orientation in front of a museum exhibit case; on the phone's screen, an animated Tyrannosaurus rex appears alive in augmented reality where the fossil skeleton stands in the gallery behind.

Interpretive AR experiences that reveal history, stories, and context directly within galleries, exhibits, and historic spaces

Travel, Transit & Ports

A traveler holds a phone up to an airport window overlooking a city skyline and tarmac; on the phone's screen, a giant Statue of Liberty holding a red apple appears in augmented reality, anchored to the view outside.

Location-based AR experiences that assist in wayfinding,  provide contextual information, and enhance the visitor experience across transit and travel environments. 

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