
America.gov
America.gov is the US federal government's AI-powered "single front door" to its services, letting people ask plain-language questions and get routed across ~29,000 federal websites.
Drop notes and questions outdoors with augmented reality, and create 2D and 3D maps. Interact with citizens outdoors and let the city speak.
**Auglinn** is a mobile app that lets people drop notes —ideas, suggestions, or complaints - and questions **outdoors **using **augmented reality**. These notes are in the shape of virtual boxes. You can view citizens' notes on a map, in an Excel sheet, and **outdoors **(right on the spot, using augmented reality). You can also conduct polls, and share events, news, updates, warnings, and announcements about locations outdoors (anytime, anywhere) through augmented reality**, making them visible as virtual items around citizens. **This gamifies the citizens' experience (as if they play Pokemon Go), and encourages them to interact with their city more often. I believe **Auglinn** could greatly benefit all city governments by enabling immersive and fun engagements with residents.

America.gov is the US federal government's AI-powered "single front door" to its services, letting people ask plain-language questions and get routed across ~29,000 federal websites.

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