Addressing target groups intelligently? Augmented reality lifts viewers to a new level of reality and lets us present information as immersively as we know it from movies. But how does the technology work and in which areas can it be used?

Currently, many restaurant owners are waiting to reopen under restrictions. To help them comply with the requirements, Sensape has developed a digital tool that aims to optimize the ordering process in the gastronomy sector, promising not only a low risk of infection but also an increase in sales and an improvement in service. Reserving tables, ordering, and monitoring waiting times in real-time - in the future, restaurant visitors will be able to do all this on their own smartphones. And that even without an app download.

Sensape becomes a member of the Chamber of Foreign Trade Chile and enters the Chilean market with Augmented Reality (AR) technologies.

SENSAPE has developed the "Phantastic Promoter" to support the shopping experience in retail stores. Thanks to artificial intelligence, it recognizes the gender, age, and emotions of a person. Thus, it can recommend drinks based on visible characteristics.

Photos with the FC Bayern Munich stars, anytime. Together with the company SENSAPE GmbH, the club FC Bayern Munich is expanding its Augmented Reality (AR) activities and giving store visitors the opportunity to take photos with their players.

To support vaccination centers, a Leipzig-based startup has developed a virtual queue with integrated appointment scheduling. Corona vaccination centers' global launch brings complications and chaos due to time-consuming appointment coordination and expiring vaccine doses due to unattended appointments.

How digitization can improve a pedestrian zone is being tested in Guayaquil City in Ecuador. For a so-called Smart Totem to provide urban zones such as parks, event locations, and any place with a high volume of visitors with intelligent connection points with interactive entertainment and advertisement, the firm Konectado worked together with Sensape.

To improve customer service, the German retailer for bicycles "Bonnet" relies on a virtual registration with an integrated queue, which automatically reserves a period of time with the right salesperson. Provided by German-based Sensape, the technology works without an app via pagers assigned by the store and informs customers when it's their turn. 

Rivella uses an augmented reality game at valley stations in Swiss ski resorts since the end of February to distribute product samples without personal contact during a marketing campaign.