Stuck for an idea? Pick one, make it your own, or remix two. The best projects have one clear user and one problem where spatial computing is essential.
- An anatomy or chemistry model students can walk around and take apart
- A historical site reconstructed on top of where it actually stood (geospatial anchors)
- A language-learning scene that labels real objects around you
- Step-by-step equipment training with 3D instructions anchored to the real machine
- A safety drill in VR on Quest, with the same scene as phone AR for quick refreshers
- A medical or first-aid procedure walkthrough
- See furniture, appliances or art in your room at true scale before buying
- Virtual try-on for shoes, glasses or accessories
- An in-store AR treasure hunt or product finder
- Walk through an unbuilt floor plan at full scale
- Visualize a renovation on the real room
- Neighbourhood info anchored to real buildings (geospatial)
- Maintenance notes pinned to equipment that persist between sessions (cloud anchors)
- Warehouse picking or inventory overlays
- Remote-expert annotations in 3D space
- A tabletop game that runs on phone AR and Quest from one codebase
- Location-based AR game pieces anchored around a city
- Shared AR scenes for multiple people in the same room (ViroReact's built-in co-location needs a paid Studio plan)
- An app scaffolded and validated end-to-end with an AI agent and the ViroReact MCP server. Show the workflow in your demo.