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Our parent company, Glimpse Group listed on Nasdaq: VRAR as the first pure AR/VR software and services companyRead More

QReal projects for Bolle Eyewear and Panera Bread was mentioned in the reportRead More

Nissan Spain and their agency Nissan United partnered with the creative agency QReal to create Swirl ads.Read More

Partnering with QReal and M7 Innovations, Bollé’s AR experience is a first for the sunglass industry.Read More

AR dishes, virtual culinary journeys and high-end meals that will take your breath awayRead More

The fashion industry is tailor-made for an augmented reality explosion. Just picture yourself trying on different shirts digitally; it’s too good.Read More

QReal, previously known as Kabaq, may be a start-up, but it is one that has already distinguished itself as a leader in this segment.Read More

AR could bridge that communication gap globally and change the way people eat, particularly when traveling.Read More

Our brains are wired to experience “visual hunger,” defined as the desire to view beautiful images of food, which leads to an increase in ghrelin, the hunger hormone that prepares our body to eat.Read More

25 percent of users who clicked through and engaged with the ad on Facebook went to a Panera location for a total of 34,000 store visits.Read More

It’s important to understand that this evolution of journalism is more than just using “cool holograms” to tell a story. Instead, it may use 3D imagery to immerse you, putting you in a cinematographer’s shoes.Read More

Until now, if a marketer wanted a consumer to engage with an ad in this fashion, they would have to get the consumer to download an app. That’s a tall order, when the average person downloads zero apps per month, per comScore.Read More

The wrapper lets you showcase any product on a website with a 3D model. The user clicks, and it opens to QuickLook for Apple users and Model Viewer for Android users.Read More

I believe every product will have a 3D model. With 2G internet everything was text. With 3G internet we started pushing photos,” said Guler. “With 4G internet we started pushing videos. With 5G, 3D content will be a part of our lives.Read More

Alper Guler, co-founder of QReal, an augmented-reality-focused subsidiary of the Glimpse Group, recently renamed his company to align with the growth in the AR industry. Kabaq was known for its work in 3D and AR food, such as with Bareburger on Snapchat. But now the company is working with brands in fashion, CPG and automative.Read More

Subway teamed up with QReal.io, to bring the new Ciabatta to life, through realistic 3D and Augmented Reality.Read More

Kabaq, the augmented reality subsidiary of the Glimpse Group known for its AR menu technology and realistic AR food models, has changed its name to QReal.Read More

Los Angeles Tourism Teamed Up With Kabaq to Bring the Sunset to Snapchatters in 8 Cities.Read More

Through a partnership with leading AR company, Kabaq, Panera fans can scan designated Snapcodes (below) and see how two menu items come together to create one craveworthy concoction.Read More

A technology start-up, Kabaq, offers restaurants a way to bolster their menus: The company provides restaurants with 3-D images of menu items that diners can access with their smartphones.Read More

2018 has been a great year for AR, with Snapchat and Facebook enabling developers like them to push content on their platforms.Read More

To create the augmented offerings, New York based tech start-up Kabaq used up to 10 cameras to capture each dish.Read More

Since 2016, Kabaq has been perfecting a proprietary process for creating hyper-realistic culinary models – one of the most difficult products to capture in 3D – and partnering with restaurants, bakeries and caterers to bring their menu items to life.Read More

The whole augmented reality part of the equation comes in when cooking. If you’re a novice, for example, the oven will provide instructions right there on the screen on what rack to use or which cooking cycle.Read More

Kabaq hasn’t stopped building on Snapchat. The company worked with Bareburger to make AR versions of their menu items and created an AR experience about the future of food for The Economist.Read More