Memory Palace AR App
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About this app
Memory Palace AR App
Version 2.1
About the app:
This app has been updated to interact with the new Memory Palace 2.0 exhibition at Yamamoto Keiko Rochaix in London, England, opening July 18th, 2024. The app also pairs with the newly released Memory Palace Exhibition Catalogue published by Latitude 53 and released on April 12, 2024. To use, press the start button, and point your phone camera at any page featuring an eye symbol to view augmented reality content such as video clips and 3D models.
Privacy:
This app collects no information whatsoever, does not require signing up, and only requires camera access to function.
Credits and Acknowledgements:
Visual Identiy - Amanda Chwelos
App design - Gabriel Esteban Molina
Assets - Gabriel Esteban Molina
The app was built using Unity and Vuforia. Videos were shot with GoPro and various Android phones. 3D Models made with Agisoft Metashape.
This project was developed with the support of Latitude 53 and its staff, especially Program Coordinator Adam Waldron-Blain, and was first exhibited at Latitude 53 in October 2022.
This app was produced with the generous support of the Edmonton Arts Council, the Alberta Foundation for the Arts, and the Canada Council for the Arts.
Version 2.1
About the app:
This app has been updated to interact with the new Memory Palace 2.0 exhibition at Yamamoto Keiko Rochaix in London, England, opening July 18th, 2024. The app also pairs with the newly released Memory Palace Exhibition Catalogue published by Latitude 53 and released on April 12, 2024. To use, press the start button, and point your phone camera at any page featuring an eye symbol to view augmented reality content such as video clips and 3D models.
Privacy:
This app collects no information whatsoever, does not require signing up, and only requires camera access to function.
Credits and Acknowledgements:
Visual Identiy - Amanda Chwelos
App design - Gabriel Esteban Molina
Assets - Gabriel Esteban Molina
The app was built using Unity and Vuforia. Videos were shot with GoPro and various Android phones. 3D Models made with Agisoft Metashape.
This project was developed with the support of Latitude 53 and its staff, especially Program Coordinator Adam Waldron-Blain, and was first exhibited at Latitude 53 in October 2022.
This app was produced with the generous support of the Edmonton Arts Council, the Alberta Foundation for the Arts, and the Canada Council for the Arts.
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What’s new
Memory Palace AR App
Version 2.17
Release notes:
-Removed Exhibition features
-repositioned Video assets for better AR performance
-Added support for 16kb pages
-Removed support for Android 8.0 and 9.0, Android 10 is the new minimum required OS
Version 2.17
Release notes:
-Removed Exhibition features
-repositioned Video assets for better AR performance
-Added support for 16kb pages
-Removed support for Android 8.0 and 9.0, Android 10 is the new minimum required OS
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About the developer
Gabriel Esteban MOLINA
gabriel@gabrielestebanmolina.com
Canada
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