Skidattl’s augmented reality beacons are ‘like a Bat-Signal for fun’

Skidattl wants to use augmented reality to get people to engage with the real world. It’s a story we’ve heard before from AR companies, particularly as they pit themselves against the potentially isolating effects of virtual reality. But rather than chasing metaversal Pokémon creatures on the street, Skidattl aims to use AR “beacons” to show people what’s going on around them.
Randy Marsden, Skidattl co-founder, said they will be like “a Bat-Signal for fun” once the app launches.
Anyone can make a beacon and anyone can see them. Businesses might set up

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