One of the famous "Bedford Boys," John Schenk, had this metal-plated New Testament in his pocket
when killed on Omaha Beach on D-Day. His wife and mother received the Bible later that year. His
widow, Ivylyn, donated it to the National D-Day Memorial archives.
- AR adds visual information into the real world to enhance the viewer’s experience as it is happening.
- Build 3D models of artifacts, products, and spaces that can be zoomed in on and turned in all directions.
- Custom 3D app development for immersive experiences using unique capabilities found only on mobile devices.
- Interactive online maps to promote tourism to event planners, tour organizers, and individual travelers.
- A turn-key interactive exhibit for visitors to try on costumes in your collection in 3D.