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ImagineAR (OTCQB: IPNFF) Signs First NFL Team - Baltimore Ravens - to a Two-Year Agreement to Deliver Interactive Mobile Augmented Reality Fan Experiences

Newswire.ca - Mon Jul 25, 2022

NFL Baltimore Ravens to Integrate the ImagineAR SDK Platform with their Official Team Mobile App Developed by YinzCam

VANCOUVER, BC and ERIE, Pa., July 25, 2022 /CNW/ - Imagine AR Inc. (CSE: IP) (OTCQB: IPNFF) ("ImagineAR" or "Company"), an Augmented Reality Company that enables sports teams, businesses and enterprises to quickly create their own AR mobile campaigns, is honored to announce the signing of a two year partnership agreement with the NFL Baltimore Ravens to provide its Augmented Reality Mobile Platform for fan activation and engagement. This two-year revenue sharing agreement makes the Baltimore Ravens the first NFL team to integrate the ImagineAR Augmented Reality SDK Platform to deliver metaverse fan immersive experiences.

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