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Augmented Reality on iOS 11
Originally published by Jason Martell on his website.
Augmented Reality (AR) technology is no longer the stuff of science fiction movies. With the recent Apple release of the iPhone 8 and the iPhone X, augmented reality is now available to consumers in the palm of their hands, and customers aren’t the only ones who are excited.
Now that there are devices that are AR compatible, the next step is development of apps and programs that will make use of AR technology, and businesses large and small are taking notice and starting to respond.
To the average phone user, the addition of AR might not mean much or carry much significance, but for the number of businesses and brands who have been excitedly waiting for devices able to host AR programs, this is a dream come true.
With the release of the new iPhones, Apple added numerous updates to their software that will make AR compatibility a reality. The phones’ cameras are capable of handling 60fps video which is high enough quality to generate these augmented environments. Also included are accelerometer and gyroscope technologies as well which are crucial for accurately tracking motion.
While AR development is no simple feat, Apple is taking steps to make creating AR apps easier for developers. At the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) earlier this year, Apple first hinted at the focus they’d be placing on AR technology in the future when they introduced ARKit, a “cutting-edge platform” to develop AR apps for iPad and iPhone.
A beautiful example of this is how Major League Baseball is looking to utilize this technology for its fans. The MLB At Bat app on the iPhone 8 will give fans more access to data and stats; by simply pointing their phones at the field during games, iPhone 8 users will be able to see stats and information for each player on the field.
Even non-tech businesses are catching onto the trend and looking for ways to implement AR technology; just look at Ikea. The furniture and home decor giant released an app through ARKit called Ikea Place which will allow customers to visualize what furniture will look like in their homes before they purchase it.
As more and more brands look for ways to capitalize on this emerging technology, we’ll undoubtedly see more and more ways that AR technology is implemented into our lives.
Robot Spiders Attack in in this Augmented Reality Tech Demo
Unlike other demos highlighted lately, Vortex Ball doesn’t use Apple’s new ARKit SDK. Rather, Sturfee uses their proprietary technology designed for outdoor augmented reality. According to spokesman Matthew Lee, the weakness of ARKit is that it “cannot identify walls and doesn’t do scene recognition.” Lee continued, “…you can’t react to the scene, whereas Sturfee’s tech recognizes all the roads, the buildings, the edges in real time…so you see the spiders climbing and changing their orientation relative to the objects in the scene.”
Source: https://uploadvr.com/robot-spiders-vortex-ball-ar-tech-showcase-sturfee/
Wearing Google Glass out in public tends to draw a lot of attention. Google Glass is far from fashionable, and even though the prescription frames make Google Glass look better, they are still a bit goofy looking. One company, LAFORGE, is aiming to make a couple different lines of smart glasses that are actually fashionable, and …
Icis Smart Glasses is a wearable device that made by LAFORGE Optical. Since Google released Google Glass, wearable devices has become a trend that changes the AR field. With smart glasses, the experiencers do not need to hold extra devices, and the lenses directly add a simulated image layer into the users’ sight. This way makes building AR experience more convenient and natural.
The reason that I choose Icis as example is because it is designed as same as ordinary glasses. There are a plenty of complains are about how unnatural that wearing these kind of smart classes, but Icis solve this problem. It still has the camera and battery, which are the basic components that other similar products have. Its appearance also ingeniously hides these noticeable components, and avoiding causing users’ embarrassments.
Official Links:
http://www.laforgeoptical.com/
Google’s Project Glass headset... is now an (augmented) reality
Google co-founder Sergey Brin took the stage at the conference for a live demo of Project Glass. The skydivers broadcast their jump from just above the Moscone Center in San Francisco via a live Google+ Hangout — and for the audience at home. http://mashable.com
Finally some actual footage... a bit of an extreme demo... but it caught my attention... but how is it not just a hands free streaming video device... what are the wearers seeing that makes it an 'augmented' experience?... hmm...
Google designer Isabelle Olsson said the classes are "designed to interact with the virtual world without distracting you from the real world... close to your senses, but not blocking. http://news.cnet.com
And... is this the best use case scenario they could come up with!!!???...
"The baby looks into the mom's eyes, they connect. While doing that, she can capture this moment without any distractions," said Isabelle Olsson, the Project Glass lead designer. http://news.cnet.com
Dont get me wrong... I totally want one!
See an earlier post: Google Glass as a DesFi. Before it Lept from a plane: http://designfictions.tumblr.com/
