Mirrora is a walk-in, AR-powered experience space: guests see themselves inside the story on the central screen, while the side screens build the world around them. No headset. No VR goggles.
In a traditional projection room, guests only watch. Inside Mirrora, a camera captures the group, the media server blends them into the digital content in real time, and the central screen shows them surrounded by characters, animals, portals or scientific visualisations — while two side screens complete the world.
One or more guests step onto the platform; the system tracks their movement in real time.
Guests are placed inside the chosen theme — jungle, space station, museum, arena.
Guests don't just watch: they recognise themselves on screen and become part of the scene.
Guests see their own likeness as part of the scene, not just a projected world.
The same room can become a jungle, a crime scene, a spacecraft hangar or a polar research station.
The format stays open, elegant and social — never solo, never isolating.
The AR layer creates stronger emotional impact, higher memory value and moments worth sharing.
Content is fully interchangeable, so operators can refresh the programme by season, audience or brand — without rebuilding the physical space.
Premium rooms, first-class cabins and themed dinners, presented as an emotional, spatial experience.
For exhibitions, visitor centres and museums — a walk-in world built around an artist, movement or era.
Guests appear beside historical figures and step behind the scenes of the past — even on a school trip.
Escape-room style missions and detective stories — guests become part of an unfolding case.
A compact AR attraction for stadiums, arenas and sponsor activations — a shareable moment with the star.
Learning adventures for every age — schools, visitor centres and family days out.
For factories, plants and corporate showrooms — the production line made visible without entering the restricted area.
A seasonal installation inside an airport or shopping centre — a magical holiday adventure that draws footfall and shares itself.
Presenting rooms, suites and cabins before purchase, in an emotional and spatial way.
A flexible interpretation layer for storytelling and repeat visits.
Experience-based learning modules that sustain curiosity and understanding.
Fan experiences for clubs, stadiums and events.
Mobile installations for fairs, product launches and campaigns.
A weather-independent, multilingual attraction that grows footfall.
Showing production processes and restricted spaces safely, without a headset.
A scalable, content-driven platform with a growing theme library.
The system works in small and large formats — from ticketed attractions to schools, museums and temporary installations.
Full PDF overviews you can share internally, print or read offline.
The full platform brochure — concept, technology, theme families and use cases across every vertical.
Download PDFThe AR fan-zone attraction for stadiums, arenas and sponsor activations — with the hockey and rodeo use cases.
Download PDFStep into the past — historical encounters and interactive learning for museums and school programmes.
Download PDFMirrora is created by FANTASTIGO Creative Technologies — a multidisciplinary studio where creative professionals, software engineers and animation specialists share one roof. Many of the team have worked on internationally recognised animation and visual-effects productions, and bring that same craft, precision and storytelling instinct to every walk-in AR experience we build.
Concept artists, writers and creative directors who shape every world a guest steps into.
Real-time graphics, computer vision and systems engineers who make the mirror effect feel instant.
Character animators and visual-effects artists with credits on internationally renowned animated productions.
30-minute intro calls — no pressure, just a conversation about your venue and what Mirrora could look like there.
Prefer email? Reach us directly at info@fantastigo.eu.
Tell us about your venue and audience — we'll get back to you on how Mirrora fits, and what could go into the opening theme library.
