AR & NFC-Enabled Murals: Turning Wall Art Into Interactive Experiences
Elevate Your Space with Technology-Infused Wall Printing
What if your mural could move, talk, or even guide customers to a digital experience? With AR (Augmented Reality) and NFC (Near Field Communication) technology, your wall art becomes more than just visual—it becomes interactive. Here’s how businesses and artists are using tech-infused murals to engage, educate, and inspire.
1. What Are AR & NFC Murals?
AR (Augmented Reality) murals come to life when viewed through a smartphone or tablet. A static printed wall transforms into an animated experience—moving illustrations, floating 3D elements, or even interactive games.
NFC-enabled murals allow viewers to simply tap their phone near the wall to launch a digital experience. This could be a menu, portfolio, video, or even a purchase page.
2. Why Should You Make Your Wall Interactive?
Boost Customer Engagement: People are more likely to interact with content they can touch, tap, or experience in motion.
Educate & Inform: Great for museums, exhibitions, product launches, or retail environments.
Track Analytics: Especially with NFC, you can track engagement like a webpage—how many taps, how long they stayed, and more.
3. Use Cases That Inspire
🛍️ Retail: Customers tap a mural to unlock a discount code or watch a product video.
🏫 Education: A school hallway mural explains scientific concepts when scanned.
🏙️ Public Spaces: Tourists use AR murals to learn about the history of a neighborhood.
🎨 Art Galleries: Visitors scan murals to hear the artist’s voice and story.
4. What You Need to Get Started
A stunning printed mural (we’ve got you covered )
An NFC tag (we install it seamlessly behind the print)
An AR layer (designed and hosted via compatible apps/web triggers)
Print2Walls offers complete integration—including design, printing, and digital setup.
Mural 2.0 Starts Here
Make your walls interactive, engaging, and unforgettable. Whether you’re launching a product or designing a showroom, this is the future of immersive art.
