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Augmenting the Sustainable Marine Environment

Bringing the Oceans into cities, towns, villages, homes and classrooms nationwide

ecoTELLY is an augmented reality experience allowing you to explore the marine life of the Greater Skellig Coast, Ireland, through your mobile device. Download digital templates, print onto cardboard, cut and fold into cubes and interact with each face using the AR enabled app. 

ecoTELLY Augmented Reality TV - demo

ecoTELLY Augmented Reality TV - demo

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Requirements

Downloadable ecoTELLY App

Colour Printer

Cardboard

Scissors

Android device

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Printable Templates

SERIES 1 - MARINE LIFE

TEMPLATE 1

1) Introduction to Basking Sharks of the Skellig Coast.

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TEMPLATE 2

1) Biofluorescence in fish - New discoveries in temperate marine life biofluorescence.

2) Little Cuttlefish - masters of camouflage and colour change.

3) Atlantic Octopus - close encounter with a beautiful octopus.

4) Ghostfish - a poetic and musical  exploration of a night time encounter with a John Dory. 

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TEMPLATE 3

1) Phronima - alien creatures of the deep

2) Moon jellyfish - pulsating movement of our most common jellyfish species.

3) A night time encounter with the wonderfully weird comb jelly. 

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Augmenting the Sustainable Marine Environment

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SAMPLE VIDEO CONTENT

Little Cuttlefish

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COLOUR CHANGE DUDE

ESCAPE ARTIST SUPREME

The wonderful Little Cuttlefish can be found throughout the length and breadth of the Greater Skellig Coast.

Little Cuttlefish are one of the smallest cephalopods to be found throughout Kenmare Bay. They are masters of camouflage, changing their skin colour and tone by contracting or expanding their cells that contain pigment (chromatophores). They are attracted to dive lights at night and when threatened they shoot out ink or bury themselves. The question is, 'What amazing adaptation do they employ to completely hide themselves'?

Colour Change Dude

Colour Change Dude

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ecoTELLY created by Vincent Hyland

SCRIPTING, PROGRAMMING, DESIGN, LAYOUT, VIDEO, AUDIO, SCRIPT WRITING, NARRATION, PHOTOGRAPHY, VIDEO / UNDERWATER VIDEO, ILLUSTRATIONS, ARTWORK, EDITING by VINCENT HYLAND

COPYRIGHT © 2023 Vincent Hyland All rights reserved. 

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