Augmented Reality for iOS Devices
summary
Shows how Apple’s ARKit on iOS 11 runs on A9+ devices (iPhone 6s, iPad 5th gen, iPhone X) and already covers about 44% of active devices. Presents concrete demos: a cake anchored to a detected plane with touch and microphone interactions, and a cards demo that uses Vision to detect a rectangle plus a QR code, fetch live data, and replace the card with updated 3D content; explains reliance on visual‑inertial odometry, feature points, plane anchors and light estimation and warns about battery, lighting and device limits.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 12:16Visual Inertial Odometry + ML
- 14:23Feature Points
- 15:15Plane Detection
- 15:41Ambient Light Estimation
- 16:27Rendering
- 29:01Multi-platform
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