Here is a small excerpt from the news coverage of GuidiGO in the press and on the web:

August, 2024

• Glasgow West End

  Submissions Open for Glasgow Doors Open Days 2024
  There are many ways you can participate in Glasgow Doors Open Days Festival (…) Create a digital resource, such as a heritage trail using the Guidigo app or short film. If you are interested in any of the above, want to hear from you!⁠
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July, 2023

• HardReset

  Best Phone Apps for Virtual Tours In 2023
  Virtual tours are a great way to explore new places without leaving your home. They can also help you plan your next trip, learn about different cultures, or just have some fun. But how do you find the best apps for virtual tours? Here are some of the top ones that you can download and enjoy.
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February, 2023

• La Oferta

  Los Altos History Museum Unveils a Permanent Collection: “Making Connections: Stories from the Land”
  To the delight of children and adults alike, the popular train diorama returns with new augmented reality (AR) features that further delve into the history of the local area. GuidiGO designed the AR features into the existing train diorama.
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January, 2023

• Los Altos online

  Permanent exhibition set to debut at Los Altos History Museum
  Over two years in the making, the exhibition delivers an immersive experience through expansive video walls, interactive touch screens and listening stations, and artifacts to tell the story of the people and events that shaped the area.
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June, 2021

• American Alliance of Museums

  Digital Readiness and Pandemic Adaptations
  A notable example of an augmented reality experience: In 2018, The Morgan Library produced an AR tour of its amazing building on Madison Avenue in New York City with GuidiGO and MediaCombo. This tour brought new contexts and perspectives to the princely library through digital audio, images, and animations matched to the building’s experience in real time and space. A video also demonstrates and now archives the content experience of augmented reality at The Morgan Library.
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January, 2021

• WLC

  A DIY toolkit for digital sound walks
  Through Guidigo Studio, you can create your audio walk project without needing extra tools.
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November, 2020

• 620 CKRM

  RSM’s ‘Dinovember’ going virtual in pandemic
  The COVID-19 pandemic isn’t stopping the Royal Saskatchewan Museum (RSM) from hosting their annual ‘Dinovember’ this month. (…) There is also an app called ‘GuidiGO’ which will allow you to take a tour of the CN T.Rex Gallery, the home of the world’s largest T-Rex, Scotty.
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September, 2020

• The Extra

  Guided walks around Langside and Newlands will tell untold stories
  Because of Covid-19 the festival has gone online this year, so rather than the event and activities that were initially planned two self-guided tours around the area have been developed.(…) The walks can be found by downloading the Guidigo App (www.guidigo.com/App) and searching for Langside Walk and Newlands South Walk.
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March, 2019

• BitNews Today

  Augmented Reality for Museums: How to Promote Culture to the Masses
  Numerous technologies that transform reality are developing so rapidly nowadays that it would be imprudent to miss the opportunity to make visitors’ impressions deeper, brighter and more colorful (without changing anything in the physical world), especially for museums where visual perception is the main thing.
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February, 2018

• Glasgow Film Festival

  Zombie Hordes Descend on Glasgow for Dawn of the Dead at a Secret Location
  “Sunday night saw the spread of an undead virus across the city’s streets as GFF18’s Dawn of the Dead treasure hunt took place! Designed with Walking Heads, participants used the GuidiGO app to navigate their way through outbreak locations, with puzzles, quiz questions and challenges popping up along the way.”
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November, 2017

• The Know

  Using augmented reality, Clyfford Still Museum exhibit reveals paintings invisible to the naked eye
  “The renderings are terrific and do an effective job of presenting the work. Viewers can move about them like real paintings, getting close up or far away, and the surface textures — mounds of paint and scratches on canvas — can be seen and felt. The museum, wisely, treats these visions as real-life objects. It actually leaves large spaces on its walls blank, giving credibility to things that aren’t actually there.”
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• Artfix Daily

  Exhibition Juxtaposes Clyfford Still Paintings With 30 Influential Artworks in Augmented Reality
  “(…) these virtual images screened on gallery walls recreate the hues, textures, and presence of the original pieces to a degree unmatched by traditional two dimensional reproductions.”
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April, 2017

• The Strait Times

  National Museum of Singapore uses augmented reality to tell building’s history
  “Heard about the 42-feet-long Indian Fine Whale skeleton that used to be in the National Museum? Now you can see it in the spot where it used to be displayed, with the help of augmented reality, which modifies a user’s view of the real world.”
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• TechGoondu

  Take a tour of the National Museum, past and present, with augmented reality
  “This is certainly an interesting way to complement the museum’s offerings beyond physical artefacts, driving additional means of storytelling to complement the ones shared by volunteer guides leading visitors on these tours.”
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• Coconuts – Singapore

  This digital architectural tour brings you back in time to explore the history of Singapore’s oldest museum
  “It’s a digital journey, one that will throw you back in time to experience the evolution of the National Museum over the years.”
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January, 2017

• The News Herald

  Augmented reality adds dimension to art at DIA
  “There’s a new way to see the Detroit Institute of Arts and it’s so cool it brought a teacher to tears.”
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• The Economist

  Futurism: museums and technology
  “Google, the technology’s creator, predicts that museums across the world will follow in Detroit’s footsteps. Centuries-old artworks and the smartphone generation look set to converge.”
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• Geek

  Detroit Institute of Arts Enriches Museum Experience with Google Tango
  “The Lumin tour really does provide a unique experience that you won’t find anywhere else ”
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• Fortune

  Google Wants To Give Museum Visitors A Pokémon Go-Like Experience
  “Instead of seeing digital monsters appear on the phone’s screens when people look at an exhibit, people will get something a bit more educational.”
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• Tom’s Hardware

  Google’s Project Tango Heads To The Detroit Institute Of Arts
  ” Visitors will now be able to pull out their phones to examine skeletons, view restored versions of ancient tablets, and interact with Mesopotamian cylinder seals, among other things.”
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• CNET

  Google’s project Tango AR lets museum visitors delve deeper
  “How about using an AR overlay to peer beneath a mummy’s sarcophagus and even its bandages like you were examining it under X-ray?”
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• Venture Beat

  Google opens Tango augmented reality platform to museums, starting with Detroit Institute of Arts
  “The DIA has teamed up with GuidiGo, a publishing platform specifically for creating guided tours on mobile devices — and a company that has embraced Tango in the past.”
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• Tech Crunch

  A Detroit art museum is leveraging Google Tango for an AR history lesson
  “The DIA exhibit leverages the Lenovo Phab 2 Pro to offer so contextual aesthetic extras to the museum’s historical displays, making history, you know, come alive.”
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• Hyperallergic

  More Screens, More Knowledge: Testing the Detroit Institute of Arts’ New Augmented Reality App
  “The bigger part of me is pleased to see the DIA take such a step in drawing this place of hallowed antiquity into a bright and ever-changing future.”
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October, 2016

• Notts TV

  “Nottingham launching self-guided walking trail of city tourist attractions”
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August, 2016

• MIT Technology Review

  “The Next Must-Have Smartphone Feature”
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July, 2016

• Ayrshire Post

  “Kirkyard back from the dead”
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June, 2016

• Tom’s Guide

  “Lenovo’s First Project Tango Phone Is An Augmented Reality Monster”
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• Ubergizmo

  “Lenovo PHAB2 Pro: World’s First Google Tango Phone”
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• BGR

  “The 6 most exciting things unveiled at Lenovo’s big event”
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• Press Insider Daily

  “Lenovo Tech World 2016: Big announcements”
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February, 2016

• Tom’s Guide

  “How Google’s Project Tango Won Me Over with AR and Art”
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• Digital Trends

  “Digital Trends Top Tech of MWC 2016 award winners”
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• Slash Gear

  “How Lenovo and Project Tango will reinvent your smartphone”
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• Digital Trends

  “Touring a museum with Project Tango is an empowering glimpse into the future”
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• CNET

  “Project Tango could come to a museum near you”
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• Absolute Geeks

  “Project Tango hands-on with Lenovo”
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• BGR

  “Lenovo and Google are about to blow the lid off digital indoor mapping”
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• The Verge

  “Google just showed me the future of indoor navigation”
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• PC Mag

  “A Night at the Museum With Project Tango”
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• Repubblica (Italia)

  “Project Tango, lo smartphone che cambierà la nostra vita”
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December, 2015

• BrainXchange

  ““Other Industry” Use Cases of Wearables in the Enterprise, Part 2”
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• TeamWorks Media

  “Digital Tours: Limitless Possibilities for the Museum World”
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June, 2015

• JackRouse.com

  “Trendswatch Report 2015 – Trend 5: Wearing the Future”
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April, 2015

• Frenchculture.org

  “GuidiGO: Introducing a new museum-going experience at Atlanta 2015 MuseumExpo”
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February, 2015

• Betakit.com

  “Disrupting art with wearable technology”
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January, 2015

• Wall Street Journal

  “Google Glass Gets a New Direction”
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• Phys.org

  “Google Glass, apps and interactive exhibits change the museum-going experience”
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December, 2014

• SlashGear

  “Google Glass is still around, so says Google”
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• Glass Almanac

  “San Francisco Museum is First to Offer Google Glass-Powered Art Exhibit”
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• übergizmo

  “GuidiGO Powers First in-Gallery Tour on Google Glass at De Young Museum”
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August, 2014

• The Independent Voyager

  “6 apps for Travel”
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• wheretraveler.com

  “9 Travel Apps for Google Glass”
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June, 2014

• Mashable.com

  “Google Glass Could Replace Audio Guides at Some Museums”
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• News Ledge

  “These 5 Companies Were Chosen as Google’s First Glass at Work Partners”
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• InAVate

  “Museums turn to Google Glass to guide visitors Around”
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• USA Today

  “Google unveils Glassware update ahead of I/O”
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• BBC News

  “Seven Google Glass apps that go beyond the geek”
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