Queensland Police Museum Forensics AR
Role: Project Manager
Client: Queensland Police Museum
Brief:
The Queensland Police Museum wanted to refresh its forensic crime scene display, which is open to the public and used as part of an educational program with school groups. Rather than building a new physical display, we built an augmented reality experience allowing visitors to gather evidence, order tests and deliver a comprehensive forensic report. This method provided more engagement with school aged children, their target market, and allows for new cases to be added as digital content without the need for expensive physical updates. The experience has also been deployed to remote schools, with the help of some printable AR markers.
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