The document provides a crash course on using Unity and Vuforia for augmented reality (AR) development. It highlights Vuforia as a widely deployed AR engine with extensive support and documentation, and Unity as a powerful, free game engine suitable for creating 3D and 2D applications. The setup process involves installing Unity, setting up Vuforia, and configuring AR elements in Unity.

1. Crash course into AR
Using Unity and Vuforia

2. Existing AR
Apps
● Night Sky
● Holo
● Measure

3. Vuforia in a
nutshell
● The World’s Most Widely Deployed AR
Engine.
● Allows developers to quickly prototype
AR concepts.
● Supports Android, iOS, Windows,
tablets, and eyewear.
● API Support for Unity(C#), C++ and Java
● Very Well Documented.

4. Unity in a
nutshell
● Powerful Game Engine.
● Easy to learn.
● Perfect for creating 3D and 2D games or
applications.
● Build support for almost all platforms.
● Plenty of online resources and tutorials.
● Huge community following.
● It’s Free.

5. Setting Up
Unity
Install Unity and
Vuforia support

6. Setting Up
Unity
Add an AR Camera
GameObject

7. Vuforia
Developer Portal
Sign Up and Generate
License Key

8. Vuforia
Developer Portal
Create Database and
Image Targets

9. Vuforia
Developer Portal
Create Database and
Image Targets

10. Configure AR
Camera in Unity
Add License Key and
Import Database

11. Add Image
Targets
Add the image targets
and place a 3D object
as a child

12. Demo Time!

13. Questions?