Abstract
Reciprocity Forest, a mixed-reality app, is the outcome of a research project which gained funding from EIRA (£40,000) and Forestry England (£10,000). The project set out to explore;
1. How and to what extent can digital apps extend the time we spend outdoors?
2. How does AR change the way we perceive our surroundings?
3. Can an AR app be developed that can enhance wellbeing?
4. In what ways could an AR app be created with user generated content that encourages repeated use.
1. How and to what extent can digital apps extend the time we spend outdoors?
2. How does AR change the way we perceive our surroundings?
3. Can an AR app be developed that can enhance wellbeing?
4. In what ways could an AR app be created with user generated content that encourages repeated use.
| Original language | English |
|---|---|
| Place of Publication | Google Play store and Apple App Store |
| Publisher | NetPark |
| Media of output | Online |
| Publication status | Published - 1 Apr 2022 |
Funding
EIRA (Enabling Innovation: Research to Application - Research England’s Connecting Capability Fund)
| Funders | Funder number |
|---|---|
| Forestry England |
Keywords
- virtual reality
- immersive media
- augmented reality
- Wellbeing
- mixed reality
- Trees
- site-specific art
- participatory arts