ARway.ai (CSE:ARWY, OTCQB:ARWYF) announced that it has signed an agreement for its augmented reality (AR) navigation technology with AI Safer, the Agency of Record for The Royal Institute of Traditional Arts in Saudi Arabia.
The company said the partnership would mark a significant step in enhancing visitor experiences at museums and tourist attractions across Saudi Arabia using cutting-edge AR navigation technology.
It said it was chosen by AI Safer for this project due to its expertise in creating immersive and interactive AR environments.
The implementation of ARway’s navigation technology is slated to start in March 2024.
"ARway is excited to partner with AI Safer and The Royal Institute of Traditional Arts to bring our advanced AR navigation to the rich cultural landscape of Saudi Arabia,” ARway CEO Evan Gappelberg said in a statement.
“Our technology will enable visitors to explore museums and attractions in an entirely new way, making each visit more informative, interactive, and enjoyable. This deal truly showcases the global scale of our technology and the continued increase in demand we've been seeing throughout the world for various use cases and industries.”
Meanwhile, Gappelberg has highlighted the company’s excitement around the upcoming launch of Apple’s Vision Pro AR glasses on February 2.
“The consumer adoption of Apple Vision Pro will be a massive boost for the augmented reality industry, opening up a new market opportunity for ARway's technology as the company is a software solution provider for the Apple Vision Pro,” the CEO said.
ARway.ai (CSE:ARWY, OTCQB:ARWYF) is a spatial computing platform powered by artificial intelligence (AI) providing an array of AR experiences for indoor spaces.