AR: Augmenting the Retail Customer Experience

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Technical Director Marc Lamothe and Technical Lead Kam Liu explored the fundamental concepts of AR, real-world use-cases, and what the future holds for this exciting new platform.

Tecnologia

HTTPS://WWW.YOUTUBE.COM/WATCH?V=UHDOZPBLRM0

ARKit ARCore
Motion Tracking
Environment Understanding
Light Estimation
SceneKit / SpriteKit / Metal OpenGL ES / Rajawali
Unity / Unreal

• HTTPS://DEVELOPER.APPLE.COM/ARKIT/
• HTTPS://DEVELOPERS.GOOGLE.COM/AR/
• HTTPS://VIROMEDIA.COM/VIROAR/
• HTTPS://GITHUB.COM/GOOGLE-AR/WEBARONARCORE
• HTTPS://GITHUB.COM/MOZILLA/WEBXR-API

AR: Augmenting the Retail Customer Experience

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