Our new app Trailify AI Travel Guide is now available on the app stores.

Just search for TRAILIFY on your app store to download for free.

Trailify will create your personal travel guide for any location, with the top must-see attractions, things to do, maps and images of the town or city - all generated instantly to explore on your visit.

To read the full LinkedIn article click here:

How AI will impact the travel industry, and how we created a Travel Guide App for ANYWHERE in the world using AI

Website Link:

https://trailify.ai

For iPhone:

https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/trailify-ai-world-travel-guide/id6470668114

For Android:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.aerialdigital.trailifyai

Working with generative AI models - solutions for business, Glasgow, Scotland

Currently working on delivering an AI powered solution for business. It has been steep learning curve - not least as there are still very fluid and differing options for which AI model and engine to use. Some of the most popular generative AI models include Google Bard, Microsoft Bing and ChatGPT. The potential applications of generative AI are numerous, from enabling content producers and marketers to effortlessly create new content, to assisting scientists and researchers in generating simulations and models. Our current focus is less scientific, but does highlight the versatility of innovations that AI will surely bring, looking forward to other new challenges in this area.


Download the app to unlock the interactive experiences including Augmented Reality (AR), 360 views and mini-games!

Working with the team at Angus Council we created their first app with 80 locations to visit, across eight trails featured on this free download.

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Last night's Mixed Reality Scotland (AR/VR/MR) meet up hosted by ISO in Glasgow.

Session was full!

Lively chat, 3rd session this year so far. Guest speakers from ISO and UWS.

https://www.meetup.com/mixed-reality-scotland/events/255547645/ 

Today sees the launch of our Augmented Reality micro-site, on an entirely new domain name at:  

https://augmentedrealitydeveloper.co.uk 

As we have Augmented Reality projects coming up this will provide a new home for all things AR and VR.

Nice domain name too, pretty pleased to have discovered that was available! 

Virtual Reality views from our recently launched Falkirk Town Heritage Trail app.

Mixed Virtual Reality, augmented by archive views from Falkirk's history.

Search on app stores to download, click here for iPhone and Android

 

Woo hoo! Our app 'Feeling Good: Positive Mindset' has been approved for the beta NHS Digital library.

Through this new beta service the NHS pre-approves digital products to help you manage and improve public health.

There are currently a small selection of mobile apps approved, to make sure the tools meet the high standard of quality, safety and effectiveness you would expect from the NHS.

We were very pleased work closely with our clients in the approval process, to participate in the compliance procedure, and be accepted on to the platform.

Click here for link to NHS Digital app store

We've updated our Glasgow City Guide app for 2018 visitors to the European Championships.

Now including text in English, French, German, Italian and Spanish.

Rarely seen . . The original Steeple jail cells as 360 VR views, part of our recent Falkirk Heritage app.

 

 

Collaborating with Video Producer Cairn Production we have re-created Glasgow based theatre company Mischief Las- Bas' 5 star show for VR on mobile.

Mixing 360° video footage and an original soundtrack this app takes those who missed the Nov 2017 show into the dark world of Nursery Crymes down Glasgow's Parnie St.

Search 'Nursery Crymes' on the App stores.

Read the Herald and Scotsman article on the performance. 

Google play
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.aerialdigital.mischief 

iTunes
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/nursery-crymes-360-video-vr/id1375668452?ls=1&mt=8 

The new GearVR headset arrived today.

It's a Samsung product designed in partnership with Oculus (who were acquired by Facebook).

Realistically there's probably not going to be much work progressed before it's set it up and taken for a test drive.

Let's just call it Research and Development shall we?