As part of a collaboration between DWELL and STEEP, this project developed an interactive augmented reality experience designed to educate the general public about PFAS. Using Adobe Aero, viewers are immersed in a virtual kitchen filled with everyday household items, such as cleaning products and groceries. Tapping on each item reveals informative posters that explain how these products may contain PFAS and suggest safer alternatives to reduce exposure. Available on both iOS and Android devices, this accessible tool aims to raise awareness about PFAS and promote healthier alternatives to products that have been shown to contain PFAS.

To view the experience, use this link (if you are viewing this page on your mobile device), or:

1. Scan the QR code with your mobile device’s camera
2. You will be prompted to download and install Adobe Aero (if you do not already have the app)
3. The augmentation should automatically load after installation (you may have to rescan the QR code once you install the app)

STEEP is made possible through a partnership with the University of Rhode Island, Harvard University, and the Silent Spring Institute. Funded under grant P42ES027706.