Vuforia Studio allows users to author and publish scalable AR experiences that transform manufacturing, service and training processes without the need for extensive programming or costly custom designers. The vendor states that Studio is the only drag-and-drop authoring environment that enables industrial content creators to: Accelerate content creation —…
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Wikitude Augmented Reality SDK
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Austrian company Wikitude provides the Wikitude Augmented Reality SDK, an AR development platform.
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Vuforia studio is well suited in cases like you wants to track objects and surface in the plane. Image recognization at multiple targets is one of the very good functionalities of EasyAR. And if you want to render 3d objects in your mobile application then it's well suited. It …
It was easy to understand and it has many examples in their SDK. It has good service support so if you are stuck at anything then you will get the help of team
Vuforia is free but there is a watermark on the output of it. So if you want to remove it then you have to purchase it. It's easy to use and some features like multiple targeting in images and object and surface tracking help you to achieve what you want.
The augmentations and detection of images are pretty good. There are no unnecessary effects. Efficient setup and documentation are pretty good. And most importantly good support from services. We can even use this without deep knowledge about AR because SDK makes it simpler for us to use.
Vuforia studio is well suited in cases like you wants to track objects and surface in the plane. Image recognization at multiple targets is one of the very good functionalities of EasyAR. And if you want to render 3d objects in your mobile application then it's well suited. It is free too so you can create applications at minimal costs.
It was easy to understand and it has many examples in their SDK. It has good service support so if you are stuck at anything then you will get the help of team