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Augmented Reality using Vuforia SDK. The presentation covers what is AR, Vuforia SDK, AR markers and developer tools. The slide was prepared for AR talk in K-MUG event.
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- 1. Seeing is Believing Augmented Reality with Vuforia | Nov 23, 2016 Abilash Ashok | Lead - UX Development
- 2. @abhilashca © 2016 www.cametoofar.com | abhilashcashok@hotmail.com | Seeing is Believing Contents Augmented Reality Vuforia Hello World Demo VuMarks Developers Guidelines
- 3. @abhilashca © 2016 www.cametoofar.com | abhilashcashok@hotmail.com | Seeing is Believing Augmented Reality “Augmented reality is a live direct or indirect view of a physical, real-world environment whose elements are augmented by computer-generated sensory input such as sound, video, graphics or GPS data.”
- 4. @abhilashca © 2016 www.cametoofar.com | abhilashcashok@hotmail.com | Seeing is Believing Vuforia Augmented Reality SDK for mobile and digital eyewear devices Computer Vision Technology Tracks planer images and 3D objects in real-time Smart Terrain and Extended Tracking ARTargets
- 5. @abhilashca © 2016 www.cametoofar.com | abhilashcashok@hotmail.com | Seeing is Believing
- 6. @abhilashca © 2016 www.cametoofar.com | abhilashcashok@hotmail.com | Seeing is Believing Hello World 1. Identify your Targets – image, 3D object, cylinder, VuMarks,… 2. Login to Vuforia Developer Portal 3. Acquire License 4. Upload targets to Target Manager -> creates Database 5. Download the Database 6. Include Database to your project 7. Wire-up codes
- 7. @abhilashca © 2016 www.cametoofar.com | abhilashcashok@hotmail.com | Seeing is Believing Demo Image target Cylinder target 3D object scanning
- 8. @abhilashca © 2016 www.cametoofar.com | abhilashcashok@hotmail.com | Seeing is Believing VuMarks
- 9. @abhilashca © 2016 www.cametoofar.com | abhilashcashok@hotmail.com | Seeing is Believing Developers Guidelines Indoor – moderate bright, diffuse lighting Images - JPG/PNG, < 2MB (RBG/greyscale) Rich in detail Good contrast Avoid repetitive patterns
- 10. @abhilashca © 2016 www.cametoofar.com | abhilashcashok@hotmail.com | Seeing is Believing Thank you for your time.
Editor's Notes
- Areas: enterprise apps, interactive marketing campaigns, product visualization
- mobile devices and digital eye wears How do they triggers AR experience – using AR targets Objects – toys, shoes, machinery + explain other User-defined images – paid advertisements in magazine, mini-games in magazine,… Text-recognition – 100,000 words, custom words, font, styles VuMarks – customized brand conscious design as AR targets Smart terrain – reconstruct real-world Cloud APIs for customized solution
- 1. Skeleton augmented on top of human 2. Explain how it is augumented – using trackers
- Free for development Upload - image with dimensions (cms) or 3D object file
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- Tradition image tracker is not professional enough, so we need better approach customized brand conscious design Better than QR code and barcodes Can embed date – product code/url, serial number,… Millions of combination Completely customizable, design guidelines