Hi I want to develop an Android application that must have a feature that I don't even know what is his name but I want to know and know if there is an Android API that do that or I have to develop it by myself.
The feature
I know the geolocalization of an object and I want the users can turn on his camera and point to certain points and show the location of that object in a previous determinate meters. An application that do something similar is this:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.flightradar24pro
And as a picture is worth a thousand words (Image by Flightradar24):
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You are welcome to check if Urbo SDK can get the things done for you.
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I'm really new with React-Native and I'm not a front-end developer. That's why I don't know if it's possible to do what I'm asking.
I saw some apps, like Wikitude or NearestWiki, which have like pop ups in the camera while pointing with the camera to something.
I find it pretty amazing. I'm just wondering if it would be possible to make something like that with React-Native, but instead of giving the pop-up direct from backend, permitting that the user could "post" something and that other people that are near can see it with the camera. I mean, the user touch the screen, and can write something and when the post is saved, other people with the same app, can see the post of the first user in that place.
It would be quite funny. But I don't know if that's possible. And if that's possible, I would like to know, how.
Maybe someone knows a library or module that permits something like that. Or maybe someone can tell me how could I search for it, or give me some advice how could I start to write it.
I already solved the geolocation problem, that an user could open his camera, etc... but it remains the core, that the user could touch the screen and add a post, and then show it to other users.
I would be pretty glad if someone can at least tell me where to search.
From my experience of React Native so far I would have avoided it, but it seems there's a few others that think along the same lines. There's a similar question here that has some useful info, though it's a little out of date. A quick google search for "augmented reality react native" will bring up a few handy pages like this one.
Hope that helps, please let me know if you find anything that works!
I want to make a 360 panorama viewer in Android studio.
The idea is to make it exactly like the existing googles street view application.
I want to know how to add a/some UI element inside the VR view so that if a user looks at it, the 360 picture would change to some other picture.
I know it is a long way to go but for now, if somebody could help me or direct me towards achieving it, it will really help.
Thanks in Advance.
A good place to start is a demo app by Google called TreasureHunt (this is part of GoogleVR). Download the sample code compile and run you'll get a sense of what you need to do. TreasureHunt is also found on Google Play.
I want to make an android application that has "augmented reality" functionality in android application like start the camera and fill the colors virtually in real time. Please give me suggestion on it.
Thanks in advance.
http://bitstars.github.io/droidar/
look in here...
Should be good base for your future work
There are a lot of SDK's available today to integrate augmented reality in android application.
You will find the below mentioned links useful to choose SDK based on your app requirement.
https://creator.zoho.com/reitmayr/augmented-reality-sdks/view-embed/AR_SDKs
http://socialcompare.com/en/comparison/augmented-reality-sdks
If you want to go with a example, try the below
https://www.sitepoint.com/how-to-build-an-ar-android-app-with-vuforia-and-unity/
I'm wondering on one thing. There is a lot of apps for android that allow you to look on the stars and see labels near them or see airplanes with labels and data from public databases. The thing that I want to know is:
How application knows that it is looking on the specific part of the sky or area. Cause I also saw application that can point a building. I understand that there is a database with lat and lng (geo data) but I have no idea how to check from code that I'm looking on the specific part.
I don't want the code, I just need a clue to figure it out
Thanks in advance
Not exactly sure but i could give you a pointer . This subject comes under augmented reality . Google Goggles for example is one kind of app you are talking about , this application can tell you all about whats in a picture by using some special algorithms . But , you say you want to know of camera positioning etc.
I've done some research and arrived at a few other stack results:
How to begin with augmented reality?
augmented reality framework
https://stackoverflow.com/a/4797000/3436603
and one non-stack helper website for desert.
http://www.cwjobs.co.uk/careers-advice/it-glossary/the-10-things-you-need-to-know-about-augmented-reality
Happy to help !
EDIT:
here's one more extremely helpful link (library):
https://code.google.com/p/andar/
Hey guys i am looking for an application that can navigate inside a mall.We can adopt the idea of inputting our current location through a QR code or by taking a snap of any near landmark(like shop,name boards..),Then we can input where we want go?But the actual problem is How to build a map of the indoor?Can u suggest any such tool to create a map for android phones.Because after creating the map by programming the gyroscope sensor in android for proper routing,because application now knows the source and destination,so i think it can display the shortest route(like GPS),then we can start walking through that path with our phone.Whenever we violates route using gyroscope we can track it.I think it is possible,if we turn left instead of taking right then app will direct us it is a wrong way.But i need help to create the map.Can anyone please suggest any idea?
my email:anishubais#gmail.com
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I might be wrong, but I think that going off of GPS would be inaccurate. If I remember right, GPS is only accurate up to 10 meters or something like that.
Like I said, I might be horribly wrong, I'm just going off of what I remember