Which innovative AR retail application was first widely adopted by major bookstore chains to allow customers to see classic literary scenes come to life when pointing their phones at book covers?

The arts and literature retail landscape has undergone dramatic transformation with augmented reality (AR) technologies. Bookstores and art galleries now use AR to create immersive experiences that bring stories and artwork to life. This poll tests your knowledge about a groundbreaking AR implementation that changed how literature enthusiasts interact with classic works in retail environments.

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LitVision, which debuted at Barnes & Noble in 2018 and created 3D animations of famous literary scenes when customers scanned book covers
BookReality, launched by Waterstones in 2019, which displayed author interviews and writing process footage when scanning book jackets
ClassicLens, introduced by Books-A-Million in 2017, which overlaid historical context and critical analysis when viewing classic literature
PaperPlus, adopted by Indigo in 2020, which showed alternative endings and deleted chapters when pointing at the back cover of bestsellers