WORKSHOP 3D, LLC

Experience Design, an agency specializing in creating interdisciplinary experiences, hired WORKSHOP 3D for a variety of programming services, primarily focusing on Augmented Reality (AR) design, programming, and app development. The project aimed to increase awareness of a state-wide credit union and create opportunities for staff to engage the public at events. WORKSHOP 3D developed an AR app that allowed users to interact with the company's values and receive results via text message. The app featured a tiered questionnaire that activated and positioned objects based on user responses. The project was positively received, with the client noting their satisfaction with WORKSHOP 3D's expertise and creativity.

WORKSHOP 3D was hired by the Quincy Valley Historical Society and Museum to provide technical expertise for their exhibits. The company developed a mobile application that uses augmented reality to showcase items from the museum's collection that could not be physically displayed. The app also included a panorama feature that allowed users to view drone footage of crops growing in every season. Additionally, WORKSHOP 3D created AR-enabled greeting cards that allowed users to access the museum's content remotely. The project, which cost $15,000, was praised for its innovation and the personal touch provided by the WORKSHOP 3D team.

Grant County Public Utility District engaged WORKSHOP 3D to help the public understand how hydropower is generated and how fish passage through their dams works. WORKSHOP 3D developed an augmented reality mobile application that simulated the experience of travelling down the river and through the hydroelectric turbines in the dam. The project, which cost around $12,000, was positively received, with the client noting WORKSHOP 3D's responsiveness and ongoing support even after the completion of the app.