Breathing freely in an augmented reality garden
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This endcap project was part of a mixed reality class. It was a virtual garden that would replace a physical exhibit at a prospective trade show for the allergy medication, Flonase. In it attendants could enjoy time in a “natural” environment without the fear of an allergy attack. The fountain, fish, and many of the plants were modeled using a VR Oculus headset and then programed in Adobe Aero. When strolling through the garden, trigger points would activate and signage would appear with information on how to avoid and treat allergies. In addition, ambient sounds of birds tweeting could be heard as well as clear deep breathing when approaching the rotating noses above the fountain.
