AR Machines
A digital monument to mechanics as AR museum
Ton-heavy granite processing machines fit in no exhibition—they fit in an AR museum.
The mobile app brings extinct industrial giants directly to any smartphone. Historic machines appear at true scale in your own space, explore from every angle, demonstrate their function in detail. Industrial history goes mobile, interactive, and accessible everywhere.
This AR museum makes industrial monuments experiential that have physically vanished or remain inaccessible. Visitors explore various historic machines as interactive AR projections: massive stone breakers, precise stone saws, gigantic air compressors. Each machine tells its own story from the granite processing era in Oberlausitz.
AR display enables insights impossible with real exhibits—into drive mechanics, power transmission, moving components. Users zoom into details, run work processes, understand technical relationships. Technology becomes tangible, not just visible. Complex processes become clear and fascinating technology lives again.
The AR museum functions as a native app and playfully connects education with entertainment. AR technology creates a bridge between past and present: industrial history becomes not just documented but interactively experiential—for tech enthusiasts and everyone rediscovering regional history.
AR exhibit on the smartphone Historic compressor in the AR Museum AR model of a compressor in X-ray view Historical vertical stone saw as an AR model AR model of a horizontal stone saw Detail of a historic stone saw as an AR exhibit
