Remote tourist attractions in the UK have started using the 5G augmented reality (AR) app World Around Me to help visitors learn more about the sites. The app is part of a deal between the North Pennines Area of Natural Beauty (AONB) Partnership and local villages. Tarun Sainani is wandering around the ancient cobbled lanes of Alston with his mobile phone held out in landscape mode in front of his eyes. The AONB partnership is part of the state-backed £4m ($4.9m) National Parks & Wildlife Service The app's creator Tarun Sainani said the AR worked like signposts to help visitors access and understand a heritage site. He is now planning links with other local tourist boards.
Remote tourist attractions in the UK have started using the 5G augmented reality (AR) app World Around Me to help visitors learn more about the sites. The app is part of a deal between the North Pennines Area of Natural Beauty (AONB) Partnership and local villages. The AONB partnership is part of the state-backed £4m ($4.9m) National Parks & Wildlife Service The app's creator Tarun Sainani said the AR worked like signposts to help visitors access and understand a heritage site. He is now planning links with other local tourist boards.