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Augmented Reality Food Industry

Augmented reality can help the food industry, and it’s customers just as much as it can any other industry. Realistic 3D food that gets “placed” in the real world through AR software could revolutionize Menus. Both in restaurants and for home delivery.

Essen bestellen und sich vorher ein Bild davon machen können - mit Augmented Reality

Benefits

Especially restaurants that carefully design their food can benefit a lot from an AR menu. But in general people want to know what they order, even if the food doesn’t look like art. This system can easily be integrated into Snapchat or Instagram filters, presenting a great opportunity for social media marketing.

Challenges

What could hinder the otherwise great user-experience might be the download of a separate app. Customers rarely want to go out of their way to download an app just for one order.

What to Take Away

Restaurant owners who can integrate this technology right now will definitely benefit from free marketing, no question. People will share their experience through social media but only until it is common. The technology is absolutely ready for this and development should not be too expensive. There are already a couple of companies offering services like that to restaurants.

Examples

QReal

QReal is an AR agency that partly specializes in realistic 3D depictions of food.

Lobster Mac&Cheese Instagram AR

Bareburger AR Experience via Snapchat

Snapchat AR Menu

Matthias Hamann
Matthias Hamann

Founder and CEO

About the Founder

Passion for New Technologies

As a creative engineer and consultant specializing in holistic digital transformation, I have spent over 15 years helping renowned companies use new and innovative technologies in creative and meaningful ways.

At "The Spatial Studio," my team and I combine engineering expertise, software development, and UX design to create entirely new three-dimensional possibilities for our clients.