01 · Original concept film
AR/VR park — birds-eye experience
The original product-showcase film presents the physical park and its visitor setting from the air, connecting the destination to the immersive programme inside.
Immersive environmental learningTurn environmental knowledge into
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E³ creates indoor and outdoor edutainment environments using interactive products, AR, VR, MR, XR, projection, IoT and place-based storytelling for forests, zoos and environmental education centres.
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Indoor + OutdoorComplete visitor environments
4Product catalogue groups
Presentation films, rebuilt for web
The experience in motion.
Both original films are available here in full: the existing AR/VR park and the proposed Virtual Wildlife Safari visitor experience.
02 · Original concept film
Virtual Wildlife Safari — concept journey
The complete concept film brings together the interpretation centre, projection, VR, holograms and the wider visitor journey as one flagship environmental experience.
Edutainment model
A low-cost park model built around learning, leisure and access.
The presentation proposes sustainable edutainment parks developed with government partners as spiritual, environmental and forest education centres. E³ also sets out a scalable portal and app model for collaboration among emerging-technology content developers worldwide.
01Content vision
- Market leadership in AR, MR and XR edutainment content
- A scalable portal and app
- Collaboration among content developers worldwide
- Government-linked park development
Spiritual education
- Guided meditative zones
- Inspirational stories and cultural exhibits
- Inclusive focus across religions, mindfulness and values
Environmental awareness
- Biodiversity and conservation education
- Sustainable-living interpretation
- Interactive displays, AR, VR, MR and eco-trails
Forestry education
- Live demonstrations and mini-forests
- Hands-on activities
- Technology-enabled learning about the role of forests
Affordability and access
- Low-cost and inclusive operating model
- Priority access for students and rural communities
- Access for underprivileged groups
Ready indoor products
Interactive exhibits that make forest stories tangible.
02Digital interactive catalogue
- Wood Sensor
- Scat Sensor
- Tribal Artifacts Showcase
- Animal Tracks
- Bird Sound Kiosk
- 3D Blackbox Hologram
- Air 3D Hologram / Projector
- Wood Age Sensor
Presentation best sellers
- 3D Blackbox Hologram
- Bird Chirp Kiosk
- Animal Tracks Guide
- Wood Sensor
- Backlit LED fabric ceiling
Indoor interpretation build
- Artifacts lighting
- Animal remains showcase
- Thin aluminium-panel LED boards
- Thick LED panels with printed fabric
- 3D-printed actual maps
- Working murals
- Indoor theme panelling
- Jungle canopy
Outdoor + physical environments
The experience continues beyond the interpretation centre.
03Structures and visitor infrastructure
- Sidewalks and signages
- Gazebos with ACP panelling
- CNC jali-cut panels
- Wooden walkways
- Pine huts
- Bamboo houses
- PVC fencing
- Container homes
- Container dining
- Ecotourism huts
Activity elements
- Eco-friendly tyre challenge
- Tyre swings and swings
- Pine machan
- ACP artwork
- Projection interactive gaming
- AR and IoT laser-tag family and team game
Immersive + connected
Digital layers extend learning before, during and after the visit.
04AR / VR experiences
- Forest From Animal Eyes VR
- Forest education through different animal perspectives
- Conservation messages through VR animation
- Indoor and outdoor VR concepts
- Augmented-reality visitor interaction
Mobile experience
- Registration and login
- Visitor dashboard
- Location tracker
- QR-code scanner
- Content delivered through QR
- Ticket booking
Children and open extensions
- Pick a spot, pick a plant, plant it and grow it back at home
- Glow garden
- Artistic koala concept
- Artificial and living topiary
- Forest-awareness activities
Souvenir programme
- Magnets
- Keychains
- Classic city T-shirts
- Postcards
- Local art
- Home décor
- Car accessories
- Miniatures
Flagship experience
Virtual Wildlife Safari, shown as a complete visitor journey.
The visual sequence connects the site, interpretation centre, immersive content, VR and holographic wildlife—so the film is supported by clear project imagery instead of appearing as an isolated video.
01Site + arrival
Aerial view of the destination and its visitor circulation.
02Interpretation centre
The indoor environment combining wildlife exhibits and interactive information.
03Visitor journey
A connected experience from entry and orientation to the immersive zones.
04VR wildlife encounter
Immersive wildlife storytelling placed within the interpretation programme.
05Holographic wildlife
HoloPod-style three-dimensional animals as a memorable experience layer.
Ready product catalogue
Interactive products visitors can see, hear and touch.
The full indoor catalogue combines sensor-led interpretation, real exhibits, sound and three-dimensional projection for environmental education centres and nature interpretation centres.
01Wood Sensor
Sensor-led wood identification and interpretation station.
02Scat Sensor
A protected animal-scat display designed for interactive interpretation.
03Tribal Artifacts Showcase
Physical community artifacts presented with supporting interpretation.
04Wood Age Sensor
Tree-ring and wood-age interpretation in a visitor-facing exhibit.
053D Blackbox Hologram
A high-impact wildlife hologram product listed among the best sellers.
06Bird Sound Kiosk
An interactive bird-call catalogue for learning species by sound.
07Animal Track Guide
Actual-size pugmarks and hoof marks with barcode-sensor automation.
08Air 3D Projector
An open-air 3D animal projection for memorable visual storytelling.
09Projection Interactive Gaming
Projection-led play that turns forest learning into an active group experience.
Outdoor + indoor build catalogue
A complete physical environment—not isolated screens.
The catalogue covers the paths, structures, activity elements and eco-sensitive visitor infrastructure needed to extend interpretation through the whole destination.
01Sidewalks + signages
Guided movement and nature interpretation along the visitor route.
02Gazebo with ACP panelling
Covered interpretation pavilion with a durable themed finish.
03CNC jali-cut panels
Custom wildlife-pattern panels for facades and environmental storytelling.
04Wooden walkway
A low-impact visitor path through sensitive natural settings.
05Pine hut
Compact themed structure for visitor services or interpretation.
06Bamboo house
Natural-material guest or activity structure for eco-destinations.
07PVC fence
Clean, durable route and activity-zone definition.
08Container home
Repurposed modular accommodation integrated with landscape decks.
09Container house
A larger modular stay concept for eco-tourism operations.
10Container dining
Repurposed dining infrastructure for a destination or park.
11Eco-tourism huts
Nature-sensitive accommodation placed within a forest setting.
12Eco-friendly tyre challenge
An outdoor balance and team activity built from reused materials.
13Tyre swings
Simple active-play equipment suited to forest-awareness zones.
14Pine machan
Elevated timber platform for play, viewing or interpretation.
15ACP artwork
Custom outdoor art used to animate walls and activity zones.
Outdoor digital interaction
AR + IoT turns the landscape into a team experience.
The outdoor digital catalogue includes a virtual-shooting laser-tag game designed for family play and team building, supported by a themed arena and live scoring interface.
01AR + IoT laser tag
A headset-led virtual shooting game for teams and families.
02Outdoor game arena
A nature-based play field configured for active group participation.
03Scoring + control interface
Digital session control, player status and performance display.
Indoor interpretation build
Artifacts, lighting, maps and murals become one story.
The indoor system combines real objects, illuminated information and themed surfaces so the visitor experience remains coherent from entry to exit.
01Animal remains showcase
Museum-style presentation of biological specimens and remains.
02Artifacts lighting
Focused lighting for specimens, artifacts and supporting content.
03Thin aluminium LED boards
Slim illuminated panels for high-visibility interpretation.
04Printed-fabric LED panels
Large-format illuminated stories with replaceable fabric graphics.
053D-printed actual map
A tactile spatial model that makes the destination easier to understand.
06Indoor theme gallery
A coordinated gallery language for multiple exhibit zones.
07Working mural
A dimensional, illuminated mural used as an interpretive focal point.
08Indoor theme panelling
Integrated wall treatment supporting maps and environmental stories.
AR + VR experiences
See the forest through another point of view.
Indoor and outdoor XR formats carry conservation messages through animal perspectives, spatial media and visitor interaction.
01Forest From Animal Eyes
A VR learning concept presenting the forest from different animal perspectives.
02Field VR experience
Guided headset use connected to the surrounding forest environment.
03Conservation animation
VR animation designed to communicate conservation messages.
04Indoor VR room
A controlled multi-user environment for immersive forest content.
05Outdoor augmented reality
AR interpretation layered directly onto nature-based visitor routes.
Connected mobile layer
The visit continues on a forest guide app.
The product showcase defines a complete mobile journey from account creation and location awareness to QR interpretation and ticket booking.
01Login
Account access for the forest guide experience.
02Dashboard
Central access to location, QR, forest and ticket functions.
03Location tracker
Map-based destination awareness and route support.
04Registration
A simple visitor profile and onboarding flow.
05Species content
Visitor-friendly interpretation for birds and wildlife.
06QR-code scanner
Scan physical markers to open content at the point of interest.
07Forest content
QR-linked information about forest ecology and habitats.
08Ticket booking
In-app service selection, scheduling and booking confirmation.
Experience extensions
Ceilings, children’s activities, topiary and retail complete the visit.
The final catalogue group expands the programme into memorable interiors, hands-on environmental action, illuminated landscapes and a destination souvenir offer.
01Forest fabric ceiling
A backlit LED fabric ceiling that brings canopy imagery indoors.
02Blossom fabric ceiling
Large-format illuminated seasonal artwork above the visitor route.
03Canopy fabric ceiling
A bright biophilic ceiling treatment listed as a best seller.
04Pick a plant
Children learn care and responsibility through planting and watering.
05Plant it
A guided activity that turns forest awareness into direct action.
06Grow it back at home
The programme encourages children to continue caring for a tree at home.
07Living topiary
Animal-shaped planting for playful destination interpretation.
08Artistic koala topiary
A large character landmark for open extension areas.
09Glow garden
An illuminated nature installation for evening visitor experiences.
10Artificial topiary frame
A fabricated wildlife form for themed landscaping.
11Souvenir shop
Retail for magnets, keychains, city T-shirts, postcards, local art, home décor, car accessories and miniatures.
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