Augmented reality may not be an iOS feature consumers are dying to get their hands on, but Apple’s latest tools are going to make its long-shot dream of AR ubiquity a little bit easier for developers to build. The company delivered some interesting updates to ARKit for the latest version and introduced a new framework […]
Augmented reality may not be an iOS feature consumers are dying to get their hands on, but Apple’s latest tools are going to make its long-shot dream of AR ubiquity a little bit easier for developers to build.
The company delivered some interesting updates to ARKit for the latest version and introduced a new framework for developers called RealityKit.
Apple’s moves with RealityKit could start to invade territory currently swept up by Unity and Unreal, which allow developers to build 3D content, but they understandably really weren’t built up with AR from the beginning.
