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Full-bleed train-window view of an alpine valley with AR place labels, route lines and a hotel info card composited on the glass, a white headline left and a paragraph top-right.
Summary
A market-expansion slide: the view out a train window onto an alpine valley, with AR place labels, route lines and a hotel info card composited onto the glass, plus a headline and short paragraph.
Visual description
Edge-to-edge photograph looking out a train side window over a sweeping alpine valley of snow, mountains and a town below, with the dark window frame visible at the right edge. Composited AR graphics overlay the landscape: orange location pins ("Le Prese", "Li Curt", "Poschiavo"), green route and trail lines, distance labels, a small weather glyph, and an "ALPINE BEAR HOTEL" info card showing a 9.2 rating, EUR 80 per night and "breakfast included". White headline "AR Side Window Solutions In Trains" sits top-left; a four-line white paragraph at top-right describes applying the technology to glass of all sizes for consumers and advertisers via the AR marketplace. A faint "CONFIDENTIAL" marker sits bottom-right.
Key takeaway
Extending the AR-over-real-scene composite from the car windshield to a train window, proving the platform's reach with the same visual language (pins, route lines, an info/offer card). The hotel card neatly demonstrates the advertising/marketplace revenue angle inside a believable travel moment.
Reuse notes
A closing market-expansion or "beyond the core use case" slide. The technique reuses the deck's AR-composite grammar in a new context, which reinforces platform breadth; keep the overlay style identical to earlier AR slides so it reads as the same product. As with the other composites, place text in the calmer sky/upper area and leave the scene for the graphics.
