Coloring Entrance Ceremony Memories with AR! Go Good's "Entrance Ceremony AR Standee" Introduced at 17 Universities Nationwide! Achieving Both Reduced Waiting Times/Congestion and Photogenic Appeal

■About Go!Good AR's Entrance Ceremony AR Standee

Commemorative photos in front of a standee bearing the ceremony's name are a classic sight at entrance ceremonies, a once-in-a-lifetime event. However, while the ceremony experience for Gen Z students is diversifying, traditional commemorative standee photography at entrance ceremonies, similar to graduation ceremonies, has faced challenges such as congestion, long waiting times, and difficulty retaking photos. Especially at entrance ceremonies, with the participation of parents, congestion and long waiting times become even more problematic compared to graduation ceremony standee photography.

Following its success with graduation and degree conferment ceremonies, Go Good Inc. developed the "Entrance Ceremony AR Standee" using AR (Augmented Reality) technology to solve these issues. It has been introduced at 17 universities nationwide (including junior colleges and vocational schools). This service, instead of increasing physical standees, introduces AR (Augmented Reality) technology where "your own standee appears on your smartphone, regardless of location." This allows users to easily enjoy a "fun to photograph, joyful to keep" ceremony experience anywhere on campus, without queuing, using just their smartphone.

Users can make each university's original "Entrance Ceremony AR Standee" appear in real space through their smartphone screen simply by scanning a dedicated QR code. This provides a digital experience where new students and their parents can easily take commemorative photos anytime, anywhere on campus, as many times as they wish.
https://go-good.com/service/ar/tatekanban

■AR Standees and Photo Examples at Adopting Universities

*The models in the above photo examples are not actual students.

■About the Adopting Universities
Aoyama Gakuin University, Rikkyo University, Kogakuin University & Graduate School, Takushoku University & Graduate School, Mejiro University, Meijo University, Aichi University, Aichi Gakuin University, Nagoya Gakuin University, Osaka Institute of Technology, Setsunan University, Kyoto Koka Women's University & Graduate School, Mejiro University Junior College, Aichi University Junior College, Nagoya Bunka Junior College, Kyoto Koka Women's University Junior College, Toyota Kobe Automobile College

■About Go! Good AR

Realizing Customer Experience Value with AR (Augmented Reality)! The Definitive Web AR Solution: No Dedicated App Required, Low Cost, High Quality

"Go! Good AR" is an AR service that easily supports corporate AR utilization by creating AR without the need for app development. It can display AR content in the real world using "plane detection" and "image tracking" according to the situation and content. Furthermore, it allows for the measurement of effects, such as the number of AR uses, enabling the quantification of campaign and event effectiveness.

Moreover, Web AR, which can be experienced through a web browser without requiring a dedicated app, easily and significantly enhances user customer experience value. It enables the creation of social media buzz with highly entertaining content like characters and figures, and the three-dimensional appeal of information that cannot be conveyed through paper media using videos and 3DCG.
*"Go! Good AR" Website https://go-good.com/service/ar

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FAQ

What is the Entrance Ceremony AR Standee?

It's a service that allows you to take commemorative photos by making an original AR standee appear in real space through your smartphone, avoiding crowds and allowing you to shoot anywhere.

Which universities have adopted this service?

It has been introduced in 17 universities, junior colleges, and vocational schools nationwide, including Aoyama Gakuin University, Rikkyo University, and Meijo University. Please refer to the list in the main text for details.

Do I need a dedicated app to use it?

No, a dedicated app is not required. You can easily experience AR through a web browser by simply scanning a QR code.

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