I owned the complete product design and AR development process. The original product models were provided as CATIA files, which I converted into usable 3D assets and reworked by rebuilding and optimizing their topology for real-time use. I then created the AR experience in Unity using Vuforia, handling scene setup, QR-based product recognition, interface design, interaction logic, and most of the required scripting myself.

Each predefined QR code was connected to a specific product. After scanning a code, users could access the corresponding 3D model together with its technical information. I designed the interaction model around simple exhibition use: products could be rotated, zoomed, inspected from different perspectives, and selected to reveal relevant specifications without requiring users to navigate through complex menus.

Alongside the core application, I developed the broader product presentation system, including its visual identity, website, social media direction, and communication materials. This allowed AEGIS to function not only as an AR prototype, but as a complete concept for how a new digital B2B product could be positioned, explained, and introduced to customers.

The functional prototype was presented to and tested by the Nurol Teknoloji team, where it received positive feedback. AEGIS ultimately became an exploration of how product design, 3D technology, and augmented reality could reduce physical constraints while creating a new channel for technical product communication.