WATER
785 million people lack basic access to clean and safe drinking water.
We’d like to help,
in our own small way.
It is strictly not for profit.
THE WATERCUBE Water Project. This is STRICTLY NOT FOR PROFIT adventure.
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The concept of THEWATERCUBE started with the images above.
We have created an AR piece TheWaterCube, available through your smartphone.
Get the App
Place TheWaterCube in your personal environment wherever that is and then take a screenshot or photo and share your pictures online.
(Use where water is more essential to you).
We hope many people will follow and then this will help develop an awareness of the essential needs of water.
Original inspiration
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TheWaterCube in action
Overlap the 3D image and blend it into the physical world where you find yourself. Then you can photograph the blended image creating a whole new image.
These images can be recorded and distributed to your own community and friends with the hope of engaging them in a similar pursuit and encouraging the discussion around water.
Everyone can post reactions, and responses in text, photos, videos and soundbites, creating content beyond the initial concept. These would hopefully engage, entertain, share, and shine a spotlight on the water crisis.
On top of this, the XR world is opening opportunities for collaboration which is very attractive. This immersive technology will continue to transform Reality as we know it. The whole project would be double-edged.
We have developed, TheWaterCube
The Free TheWaterCube App is available on the App Store and Google Play.
U-Collaborate by sharing your images with a larger world.
Charity Water collaborating with its public has supported millions who lack water.
We have joined Charity water and suggest that all participants join and if feasible contribute to their venture. https://www.charitywater.org/thewatercube
Below listed are projects that have been an inspiration for what we are attempting to do:
The United Nations initiative “Water Action Decade” and Dassault’s “Water for Life” project, and Dupont’s “Water solution” are all collaborating with their public to help develop the attention to water and its uses.