How to AR
summary
Mobile AR becomes practical after Apple and Google release ARKit/ARCore (2017) so prototypes run natively or in Unity without costly SDK licenses. Real experiences require room-scale 5–10 m and textured surfaces (carpet, magazines); plain white tables and dark rooms break tracking. Photoreal 3D kills battery and performance—tests show some renders last ~15 minutes—so use low‑poly/cartoon models instead. Interaction methods remain unresolved (voice, gestures, touch) and Android fragmentation and WebAR instability persist; consider Google Poly API for ready assets.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:47Tip 1 Dont organize
- 1:37How it all started
- 2:35Good news
- 3:59In the yard
- 4:11Technology works
- 4:50Mobile apps
- 6:12Room scale
- 6:40Environment
- 7:38Realistic
- 8:51Design
- 9:11Interaction
- 9:45Onboarding
- 10:26Development
- 10:54Mobile Development
- 12:14Challenges
- 12:45Conclusion
