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Hand-tracked mixed reality for people who have never worn a headset, running inside live guided tours — Boston, Lexington, Nashville, Atlantic Canada, Rome, Pompeii, Venice.

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A wedding or any milestone, recorded from every direction, so nobody is stuck with one person’s edit of it.

Revolutionary Boston in mixed reality, on the bricks where it happened — five experiences inside a two-hour guided tour.

Three XR experiences twenty-five town guides can drop into tours they already give — plus mobile AR off the street signage.

Four XR scenes threaded through one guided walk — the original settlers, the architecture, early Music City, rock and roll.

Seven experiences sold as a paid add-on in Rome and Pompeii — gladiators from the arena floor, Vesuvius before and after.

Around six XR moments dropped into a historic walking tour and a food-and-drink tour in Atlantic Canada.

A cinematic 360° piece in five languages on AR glasses, a gondola you paddle yourself — and multiplayer racing in progress.

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A piano course laid out as a galaxy map, with a player that waits for you — played on a screen, a computer keyboard, a MIDI piano, or a real piano heard through the microphone.

A VR family museum you enter on foot — real walking inside each room, hand-tracked teleport between them, built from interviews and tested against flat photographs.

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A card game an older adult designs the rules for, and their grandchild has to follow.

One ball, one maze, two players — and neither of them can do it alone.

A running coach that guides by rhythm instead of telling you to speed up.

Give out candy. Do your tasks. Do not let Wallace out.

One player in a headset, the rest on phones, and a portal between them that only works if they talk.

Drawing you can feel — a stylus and a haptic exoskeleton for blind users.

Your first day on the afterlife’s front desk: spell each soul’s name from memory, in a language you may not read.

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You are not the hiker. You are the trail camera watching him, steering his body.

Chi'King and Chi'Queen want your farm. Give them the Cluckshot Cannon.

Hit the blocks and the room fills with particles. Miss them and it empties again.

A soul before birth, choosing whether to be mortal — and all you can do is look.

Frankenfrog holds the line against waves stranger than the last.

You stole their eggs. Now the chickens want them back — and the eggs are all you have to fight with.

A coin. A machine. Tokyo at midnight. Something is wrong inside.

Introspection, hidden truths, and a family that holds more than it shows.

A magic potion, a midnight road, and absolutely no plan.

Seven years old. Forced from home. The Partition, lived from the inside.

A murder in the park. Only you can piece it together.

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A forest for practising fieldwork before the field — on student laptops, and on a standalone Quest 2.

A museum tribute to the history of Black characters in video games.

A robot reawakened in a drowned AI laboratory — made by a student studio organised like a real one.

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A wooden survival board game whose map does not exist until you walk into it.

Two teenagers. One demon. A bond that refuses to break.

An inherited house, parents who are not there, and a spirit that lives only in the dark.

A single-player interactive drama about racial injustice and police violence, from a research project led by Dr. Derek Curry.

My first ever digital game — gravity-flipping, dash-dashing chaos.