Augmented Reality Game Revolutionizes Wildlife Conservation in Kenya

A Kenyan startup is using augmented reality to create a game that educates users about African wildlife.

حامد غلامی
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Augmented Reality Game Revolutionizes Wildlife Conservation in Kenya

The Kenyan startup “Internet of Elephants” has developed an augmented reality app-based game that allows users to learn about various wildlife species in Kenya and other regions. Users can select animals and “place” them into their real-world environments, learning more through an in-app guide and games based on animal migration patterns. The game leverages advancements in augmented reality, mapping, and app-based gaming to raise awareness about wildlife conservation. The development team includes technical experts, designers, and conservation specialists, collaborating with wildlife conservation organizations. The business model includes monetization options such as new levels, animals, and in-app donations.

اپلیکیشن Internet of Elephants در حال نمایش حیوانات در محیط واقعی

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