Ideus AR, the Spanish app that 'pulls' the product out of the box


Ideus AR, the Spanish app that 'pulls' the product out of the box


Only focusing the package with the camera of the mobile is projected three-dimensional product



   The MWC18 is a good showcase to present the latest technological developments and there is room for Spanish products. Ideus, a Basque company, has launched an augmented reality app "ahead of one of the leaders in this industry," says the company, which hopes to change the way customers buy and allows people to manipulate and know in depth the products without removing them from their packaging.

Focusing the packaging with the smartphone camera, the product is projected three-dimensionally out of the box . You can rotate, zoom in or out and observe from all points of view, while a voice presents the most outstanding features of the product. This is a great advantage since the consumer has more information and can make a better decision with what improves their final satisfaction. "Ideus wants to provide the best service to its clients, anticipate and differentiate itself in an extremely competitive market," the company explains to Innova +.

   With two decades of experience behind her, the Basque works in China and throughout the Asian continent. "It is vital to be there, to be able to get ahead and give a quick response to the needs of customers," they point out.

Their presence in China has even led them to anticipate the technology itself with a new 4D glass protector for the Samsung S9 and S9 + . The new protectors incorporate a Japanese 0.33 mm glass, a sufficient thickness to give high security with a high degree of transparency, giving the feeling of having nothing in the device.

Its quality and transparency of the glass allow to use an optimal thickness for the glass offering "great protection".

The protector presents "maximum resistance to direct impacts and scratches of the glass due to its hardness, a special anti-fingerprint varnish treatment, anti-fragmentation film (4D), which offers greater protection and greater safety in case of rupture, which prevents explosion of the edge of the protector and prevents glass particles from jumping ", they explain. In this way, Ideus offers its clients "the best service and responds to the needs of a world that advances at a high speed", they say

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