The document introduces ARKit, Apple's augmented reality platform. It discusses ARKit's capabilities for tracking scenes, understanding planes and lighting, and rendering augmented content. The document also provides an overview of an ARKit demo and ARKit playgrounds. It concludes with a summary of ARKit's strengths like no extra hardware requirements and integration with game engines, as well as limitations like tracking only working horizontally and potential overheating issues.

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ARKit

2. Agenda
Augmented Reality
Introducing ARKit
ARKit Demo
ARKit Playgrounds
Summary

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4. AR : GO

5. AR :

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Introducing ARKit

17. TRACKING SCENE
UNDERSTANDING
RENDERING

18. TRACKING SCENE
UNDERSTANDING
RENDERING

21. Plane Detection

22. Hit-Testing
Plane Detection

23. Light Estimation
Hit-Testing
Plane Detection

25. ARSCNView (SceneKit)
ARSKView (SpriteKit)
AR Views
Custom Rendering

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ARKit Demo

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ARKit Playgrounds

29. Info.plist
isSupported

37. Add anchor
Mapping node

41. Push Pattern
Pull Pattern

49. 3 DOF

50. 6 DOF

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-z
+x
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67. Initializing
ExcessiveMotion
InsufficientFeatures

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Summary

72. HW + SW
No Extra Hardware
400M+ Users
Easy Integration
SpriteKit, SceneKit, Metal, Unity, Unreal Engine

73. Tracking Limitation
Horizontal Detection Only
Learning Curve
Overheating

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