Although it was one of the first on the mobile AR train with Project Tango, some may have felt that Google dropped the ball on that area. Professing more
Although it was one of the first on the mobile AR train with Project Tango, some may have felt that Google dropped the ball on that area. Professing more interest in AR than VR, Apple has been promoting the practical applications of its ARKit framework since day one, enabling experiences like placing furniture in your room to test them out, enhancing mapping and navigation tools, and the like. Of course, there’s always room for some whimsical uses, like the new AR Spaces you can add to your video clips using the latest Clips app. One of the earliest uses of AR on phones has been stickers that you can put on your face or follow your head. Later iterations put 3D objects inside the real world, often with the ability to detect whether they’re on a table or the floor and place themselves behind other objects like couches or shelves.
