If you have field workers who need to find information about assets or locations in the field, you can use the Tagisphere to hyperlink your world for those workers. They just need to use Tagis Mobile to look into the Tagisphere and find all the information they need.

An AR tag is an Augmented Reality (AR) map pin that is shown at a specified location on the earth. AR technology add new graphics to the camera view of a mobile device. Our AR tags are shown at a specific latitudelongitude (location) as a map pin graphic with a label (name) and a hyperlink. It lest users find information about tagged locations.

The Tagisphere is the name we use to describe the global space where your Augmented Reality (AR) tags live. It is a hidden global layer of information with hyperlinked tags. You just need to use Tagis Mobile on your smart phone or tablet to look into the Tagisphere and find any information you need.

This system lets you publish Augmented Reality (AR) tags to any location on the earth so people can find information near them. These tags show up for users of Tagis Mobile as Augmented Reality map pins in the real world at the location you placed them. The app user sees the pin and a label (name). If you provided a hyperlink, they click on the pin and access any cloud-based location you linked.

The workflow of this system is as follows. 1. Create an Administrator account. 2. Start a project (type of your choice). 3. Create some AR tags using the method provided for the various types of projects. a. Each tag is placed at a specific location on the earth using a map or other method, depending on the project type. 4. Invite private users if you are publishing private data. 5. Field users need to install Tagis Mobile on their mobile device. 6. Field users need to be close enough to the location of the tags to see them in Augmented Reality in their device. 7. Field users can read the tag labels (names) and click on them if they have a hyperlink.

You need to setup an account and start a project to be able to create tags. Depending on the type of project you choose dictates the actual method you use to create/publish AR tags.

We have different types of projects to make it easy to publish tags in different methods depending on what will be best/easiest for you and your organization

We currently offer 4 different types of projects. 1. Tagis Mapper projects are the easiest. They provide a map for the administrator to simply pick locations on the map, anywhere on the globe and create AR tags. 2. Tagis CAD projects let’s CAD users publish tags from directly inside their CAD application. WE currently only support Civil 3D for this process. 3. Tagis Web Map projects allow users of ESRI ArcGIS to connect an existing ArcGIS Web Map to the system and configure POI data from the web map into the Tagisphere. 4. Tagis Surveyor projects provide access to the NGS Benchmark data as AR tags and also allows the administrator to upload tags using a CSV file format.

A. With a free account all tags are always public, anyone with Tagis Mobile and close enough to find them, will see them. With any paid account you can decide on a tag-by-tag basis if they are public or private

You can use your free account for as long at AR Mavericks, Inc. is around to keep the servers running. Of course, free accounts have some limitations. The biggest limitation related to using your free account for ever is that with a free account, any tags you create will only live for 30 days. Then they disappear forever.

When you have a paid account, you can invite users to any project you create. It works just like any app and once they receive an invitation (via automated email), they can create an account and have access to the tags from the project you invited them to.

Private tags are only available on paid projects and once you own a project, you can invite anyone you want. This can be from your company, from a partner or customer company or anyone you choose

All paid accounts store all the data behind an encrypted login system, just like your bank uses. However, you can also have you own security layer. The most common use of AR tags in our system is to provide a geolocated hyperlink. We store the location, the label name and the hyperlink to show the Tagis Mobile user in the field. If you provide a hyperlink to a secure (cloud) location that requires a login, then the field user still needs to login to that system as well, a double layer of security.