Brands can use augmented reality (AR) portals to create immersive virtual showrooms or pop-up stores that customers can enter through their phones. Inside these AR environments, users can explore products, try on clothing virtually, and visualize how items would look in their own homes or spaces.

AR portals can be customized to match different customer segments, allowing brands to present the same products in unique, personalized virtual settings. This creates a more engaging, relevant experience that drives interest and improves product interaction—without requiring a physical store.

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Augmented reality (AR) portals allow users to experience virtual travel by stepping into immersive 3D environments of distant locations, historical landmarks, or fantastical worlds—without leaving home. These AR experiences can transport users to cities like New York or Delhi, letting them explore streets, culture, and scenery virtually.

Users can also visit reconstructed historical sites such as Angkor Wat or the Parthenon, visualized as they appeared in their original glory. By making exploration engaging and lifelike, AR travel increases user curiosity and can inspire real-world travel decisions.

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