AR-booth with football players . The booth functionality allows you to take a photo with the players in augmented reality and share it. During the project was implemented: production of the AR-booth, post-production of video footage of the players, creation of augmented reality, administrative panel.

At the 2016 Vivid Sydney Festival, Magic Mirror presented a career mirror. Anyone could see themselves as an astronaut, doctor, firefighter, or any other profession.

AR kiosk, timed to coincide with the release of the movie "Pokémon: Detective Pikachu". This solution allowed to draw attention to the movie and also created viral coverage. Users could take photos and videos of the animated character, share the resulting photos, and print them out.

AR kiosk for a brand store in San Francisco. The solution allows you to "try on" clothes in any combination in augmented reality. It allows customers to try on 120 coats in 60 seconds and admire themselves. The ability to post photos to Facebook or send them by email. This project has led to the sharing of thousands of photos and a huge queue for testing.

An AR booth for Topshop to show the new Dress up dress collection. The virtual fitting room combines two technological trends: augmented reality and Microsoft Kinect. The user not only sees himself on the kiosk screen wearing the new clothes, but also controls the program with gesture commands: by waving his hands and pressing invisible buttons right in the air.

AR kiosk for the Timberland store in Warsaw. Customers could try on the new Timberland collection without trying things on in the dressing room. In addition to the 80-inch screen, customers had access to a special application for the iPad. Users could take pictures and change clothes using the touch screen.