Immersive storytelling
Make the world more beautiful, fun and understandable
Dutch Rose Media is the award winning, involved and reliable partner in augmented & virtual reality. With more than 10 years of experience and well-thought-out and impactful concepts, we visualize our customers’ stories and messages to the world.
How customers have brought their story to life
We guide our customers from A to Z in devising and applying augmented reality (AR) for the following segments:
Living History
We bring history to life. From flying planes through museums to time travel to historic locations.
Entertainment
We take entertainment to a new level. Make idols appear lifelike in fans’ homes and realize groundbreaking exhibitions and shows.
Fashion
We virtualize fashion. Present collections in an accessible and sustainable way to experience the clothing in all its splendor and movement.
Training & education
We make learning efficient, attractive and simple. Communicate your message through gamification in an interactive way. We solve what seems practically unfeasible.
“Augmented reality is an incredibly beautiful way to make the ‘impossible’ possible. Never before could a Lancaster NN775 fly through a War Museum. In this way you really offer visitors an experience.”
Oorlogsmuseum Overloon
“Dutch Rose Media weet wat ze kunnen en zijn hierdoor in staat met creatieve concepten te komen om de gedachten die er zijn verder aan te scherpen. Een van de kernwaarden van PSV is innovatie. De AR toepassingen hebben ervoor gezorgd dat we deze kernwaarden zeer goed hebben kunnen etaleren in een periode waar fysiek contact slechts beperkt mogelijk was.”
PSV
“Augmented reality offers immersive experiences, one you won’t soon forget.” It makes an impact with the general public”
Summa Fashion College
“We were looking for a way to ensure that parents and children get started with traffic at home. It had to be something that they just enjoy doing together, while learning something. That’s what augmented reality has brought us! Dutch Rose Media has an eye and ear for what we want and what we need. And that’s great, a partner who thinks along with you!”
Veilig Verkeer Nederland
Making the impossible possible
Avro Lancaster NN775, Oorlogsmuseum Overloon
“Augmented reality is an incredibly beautiful way to make the ‘impossible’ possible. Never before could a Lancaster NN775 fly through a War Museum. In this way you really offer visitors an experience.”
Oorlogsmuseum Overloon
Who would have thought that visitors to Overloon War Museum would see the excavated British Lancaster NN775 flying around in the museum?
In Overloon War Museum, the life-sized aircraft (31 by 21 metres), consisting of from more than 2,000 pieces of wreckage. Visitors can view the silhouette of the aircraft that served during World War II. But what did the bomber actually look like in action? Using augmented reality, the British Lancaster NN775 now virtually through the museum!
Via the app of the Overloon War Museum it is possible for visitors to see the bomber flying with their own eyes. All you have to do is scan one of the floor stickers with their own device in front of the device.
Read moreDiscover the Eindhoven of the future
Future 040, Gemeente Eindhoven & Dutch Design Foundation
“We think people are waiting for some understanding of where the city is going. This concept is a tool to get there, and that’s what designing is about.”
Dutch Design Foundation
At the Dutch Design Week of 2018, visitors had the opportunity to discover the Eindhoven of the future.
A large empty greenhouse could be found on Stadhuisplein. Here visitors were presented with the future plans of Eindhoven center through multiple time layers, completely in augmented reality. When entering the greenhouse, visitors received a safety helmet and an iPad running an AR app. After scanning a marker, the center of Eindhoven – measuring 5 by 6 meters – appeared completely three-dimensional. Compare it with a virtual variant of Madurodam. The visitors could walk through and around the virtual models and view the various future images of Eindhoven through multiple time layers. This gave visitors a real glimpse into the future, which was often the starting point for interesting conversations and nice reactions.
As a bonus, visitors received a card with an invitation to download the Future040 app at home. With the help of this card, visitors could have a smaller version of the exhibition appear on the kitchen table at home.
Future040 showed that future plans do not have to be presented vaguely and that residents are happy to discuss this if they are triggered in an appealing way.
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