We teamed up with leading VFX studio Moonraker to undertake an experiment bringing pre-rendered 360 content into an app for Tourism Northern Ireland.

Custom-built safari Jeeps trundled along virtual tracks at the Eden Project all summer, taking riders of all ages on a journey through time.

From the National Gallery in London, the streets of Florence or your local park; step back in time and witness the former glory of the San Pier Maggiore church.

The Simple Things Festival hosted I Am Not Always Where My Body Is, a 5G multi-user VR piece built around a hologram of electronic artist Aïsha Devi.

Our unique, handcrafted augmented reality periscope gives you a beautiful panoramic view of the River Thames, along with informative landmark labels.

A unique collection of augmented reality pirate mini games with bespoke fabricated guns.

The 253-year history of the Bristol Old Vic theatre comes vividly to life with the help of our groundbreaking augmented reality app.

The Zubr team created a unique software system to power the Limina VR Theatre, which hosted its own public venue and runs pop-ups around the UK.

After previously working with Crack on their Bjork In Focus piece, Zubr have created the interactive content using the recently updated Apple AR Kit 2.0.