Triforce Lab
Stories beyond the screen.
AR Narrative and NARO explained.
Triforce Lab develops interactive narrative experiences for producers, content owners and brands. AR Narrative uses the Triforce mobile app over a TV, monitor or other screen. NARO activates interaction within the phone where the story plays. Explore the TFO AR demonstration and NARO in development, then discuss an application for your content.
AR Narrative: screen + phone
Watch the story on a TV, monitor or other screen. Open the Triforce app on your phone and point it at that screen. The phone reveals an additional augmented-reality narrative layer over the picture. TFO demonstrates this two-screen experience: the original film stays on the screen while the added story is viewed through the phone.
TWO SCREENS · WATCH · POINT · DISCOVER
NARO: within the phone
NARO is Triforce’s authored in-video interaction layer. The story and its interactive moments run within the same phone. Viewers watch and engage with moments placed inside the narrative, without pointing a second device at a TV. NARO is being developed alongside V-Scream; contact us to explore the mobile demonstration and discuss your project.
ONE PHONE · WATCH THE STORY · ACTIVATE INTERACTION
V-Scream story still · NARO mobile demonstration by enquiry
Your questions, answered.
What is the difference between AR Narrative and NARO?
AR Narrative combines a TV or monitor with the Triforce phone app. NARO places story and interaction within one phone.
Do viewers need a VR headset?
Neither of these two mobile experiences requires a VR headset.
Can I see a demonstration?
Ask Triforce for the TFO AR demonstration or the NARO mobile demonstration. Device requirements and project scope are discussed during the enquiry.