Attention is difficult to earn
Traditional physical media often asks people only to look. A digital layer can give them something to discover, trigger and participate in.
Use Case / Brand Experiences
Brand ExperiencesThe Opportunity
Traditional physical media often asks people only to look. A digital layer can give them something to discover, trigger and participate in.
Consumers are often reluctant to install a new app for one branded moment. A browser-based experience can make entry as simple as scanning a QR code.
Oversized products, animated installations and transforming environments may be costly or impractical to build as permanent physical objects.
What AR Makes Possible
A bakery used AR to place a photogrammetry-scanned, two-metre egg tart outside its shop. Visitors could inspect the product texture up close and take photos with a spectacle that would have been impractical to fabricate physically.

For a credit-card presentation, a three-dimensional customer-service character appeared on the card and guided customers through its benefits. The focused WebAR experience ran in a browser without requiring a dedicated app.

For 7-Eleven, Virtical collaborated with Caveman Murals to bring a painted kiosk scene to life. Viewed through AR, the wall became a window into whimsical activity designed to support the brand story around 7-Café.

At a Shell station in Seremban, AR extended a gorilla mural into an ancient-temple scene with animals and collectible coins. Location-based technology can turn an existing site into an experiential brand environment.
Here's What We Built

A complete painted marker becomes the entry point to a browser or social AR layer that expands the story beyond the wall.
A real petrol-station mural expands into a navigable digital temple scene populated with characters and collectibles.
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