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.

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

The fiery surface of Venus awaits visitors to the Eden Project’s Expedition Space, a cutting-edge mobile virtual reality experience.

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.