All posts by Philipp Kast

AR Service Providers, the Runnerups

A list of AR service and cloud service providers, which may not be the most famous, but still provide a lot of services. Calling them the runnerups for now.

 


Wikitude Augmented Reality: the World’s Leading Cross-Platform AR SDK

Wikitude Augmented Reality: the World’s Leading Cross-Platform AR SDK

Wikitude Augmented Reality empowers your iOS, Android & Smart Glasses apps with Image & Object Tracking, Instant tracking (SLAM), Geo AR, and more.

Source: www.wikitude.com/

 


Augmented Reality | Interactive Print | Layar

Augmented Reality | Interactive Print | Layar

Layar is the global leader in augmented reality and interactive print technology. Print materials spring to life with digital content using the world’s #1 augmented reality app.

Source: www.layar.com/

 


Home | Kudan

Home | Kudan

VersatilityPerformanceModularity

Source: www.kudan.eu/

 


EasyAR-Best engine for developing Augmented Reality

EasyAR-Best engine for developing Augmented Reality

World-leading AR developing platform for its high efficiency, powerfulnessand easy to use. EasyAR Pro released in July offers improved API and workflow for Basic, improves compatibility, provides developers with desired AR underlying technology for meeting different needs

Source: www.easyar.com/

 


Blippar Frontpage | Blippar

Blippar Frontpage | Blippar

Blippar provides business tools & solutions using world-leading augmented reality, computer vision, artificial intelligence & visual search technologies.

Source: www.blippar.com/

 


Vuforia | Augmented Reality

Vuforia | Augmented Reality

Develop AR apps with advanced vision & recognition

Source: www.vuforia.com/

 


Catchoom – Image Recognition and Artificial Intelligence Solutions

Catchoom – Image Recognition and Artificial Intelligence Solutions

Create better shopping & product experiences using our Image Recognition and Artificial Intelligence solutions in your apps and website.

Source: catchoom.com/

Save and Load Maps from Cloud Service – Prototype

Prototype reading and writing ARWorldMaps from and to the cloud.

Explaining what is shown in the video:

  • Starting the app and loading augmentation “Büro2”
  • Show the virtual objects
  • Upload the maps stored on the device to the cloud service (backend service used is Firebase)
  • Delete the app and maps from the device
  • Install the app again
  • Show that there are no maps on the device
  • Download the maps from the cloud service
  • Load again augmentation “Büro2”
  • Showing re-positioning of virtual objects