Kaldor Public Art Projects

01 November 2016, 12:00 AM

people in an art gallery

Art and technology meet.

Optus partnered with Kaldor Public Art Projects to build a new mobile app, created to enhance the visitor experience at the Royal Botanic Garden in Sydney. Created by Optus Yes Labs, the free-to-download app used beacon technology to provide visitors with instant text and audio, illuminating the project as they walked through the artwork.

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