i want to make an augmented reality which the building as a marker. in my research there is object as a marker for an augmented reality, i didnt found that object is a building.
. I want to know that is this possible that i can use real object (building) as a marker in augmented reality, If yes then would you suggest me that which any sdk for which will help me to build this in iPhone and android like Vuforia.
how to make a building as marker? what app that use for that ?
please help me. thank you
Vuforia is perfect for this my friend. It's completely up to you on which SDK you chose but I use vuforia so I woul suggest that. There is no app for specifically making buildings markers, instead they are methods to make it possible. These are just my views on how this can be achieved and as far as my knowledge goes, it should definitely work. There are two ways of doing this:-
Using the Vuforia Object Scanner: This is a slightly expensive approach. Since buildings cannot be directly placed under the camera for this app to function, you could get the builduings achitectural drawings and 3D Print a miniature version of it, so that it is now easier to scan.
Using MultiTarget: Well, this is basically very straightforward, the picture of the builing (that is the Front View, Side View and Plan) are uploaded into the Vuforia Target Manager and can be made into a Multitarget object and this can then be used for various applications.
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When I move, the mobile (AR camera) object is also moving with it. I want to avoid this. How can this be done? The object should not follow the camera of mobile devices.
I want output like this image:
As far as I know Vuforia only allows you to place objects on different types of image targets, and if i understood correctly that you want to place an object in a 3D environment without an image target
you can do that but your Cellphone must have a gyroscope, here are some pretty good tutorials you can follow here to achieve that:
http://wirebeings.com/markerless-augmented-reality.html
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=73ImdGxHnkU
This is a very basic tutorial to start understanding AR, if you want something more complex you need to look into projects like ARCORE (Android) and ARKIT (Iphone)
I'm in need of a recommendation of a free AR library that will allow me to display location indicators (2D views) on top of a camera overlay (you probably know what I mean).
So far I've tried using this iOS library, but it seems to be out of shape since I did not get good results -> somehow the views got displaced and I did not grasp the math behind it.
I'm also in need of an Android version, but that can wait, so I'd like an iOS recommendation.
I've used BeyondAR on Android a couple of times and It works:
https://github.com/BeyondAR/beyondar
You just need to have the coordinates of the object to show and the image.
I want to make a simple location based app for android. What are my (free) options. I looked at SDKs like Wikitude and Vuforia, but they are too much for my needs. I do not need image recognition and stuff... I just need to see on camera direction and distance to some coordinate - location.
Try Junaio and Metaio augmented reality frameworks. They are easy to work with. And also take a look at this Augmented Reality Framework comaprison table. You can choose GPS feature enabled Frameworks from it.
I suggest you to use api's called Junaio or Metaio. Before somedays I have just worked with it. It is very nice to work with and results are also very good with nice efficiency. Just try with it. Here is the link.
I'm looking for a 'basic' AR SDK that allows me to draw images and 3D shapes around the user (no matter where he is). It would be even better if the SDK includes a simple way to detect interaction with the shapes (something like onClick).
I made a project from scratch on Android but there's still a lot of work to do and I'll need to do the same on iOS after... So that's why I'm looking for an SDK or a similar project (no matter what platform).
I tested Metaio but it's quite expensive and maybe overkill for my purpose because it uses LLA coordinates.
I tested DroidAR on Android but it's only for Android and it looks heavy too (don't need the GPS).
How about Qualcomm's Vuforia? I was able to quickly get a sample project running on it.
EDIT Looks like I was wrong about what it could do. According to this (which is slightly dated, so who knows) Metaio might be your only choice.
i really don't sure what you really want to do ..but if you simply show images or 3d models on camera without any detection you can achieve this very easily i am explaining for Android and you can extend it to ios on same logic.
first approach:
you have to use custom camera of Android in your app,then use any game engine as per your need..i will suggest Jpct-ae or Rajawali
they are very simple to integrate and can be used for 2d images and 3d models.
this tutorial will explains a lot
keep the gl-surafce transparent and you can have model floating in space ...
second approach :
to add some more effect to your AR app you can use sensor values to move model in 3d space as per movement of device..it gives a cool effect.
use first approach and additionally collect sensor values and apply that matrix to gl camera of your game engine..for sensor values follow here
good tutorial here..
i hope this may help you..i done these a long time ago but try to help if you want..
I am new to Augmented Reality, and I was wondering if there was already an existing Framework available for my situation. I want to make an App that scans a non coded image (bottle, pen, phone etc.), and based on the image, sends the user to a specific video.
Is there anything like this currently available? I think this would be more marker based, but I am not entirely sure. Thanks in advance!
I have used this in my app. I found it pretty easy and it did good work in my app. Its Motorola's augmented reality framework.
You should use this if you only want a video to show up when an image is tracked: https://dev.metaio.com/creator/getting-started/
you just drag the video you want over the image you want to trigger it and then deploy it.
If you'd prefer to actually code it within a framework, you can try the metaio sdk, which also allows you use 3D objects for tracking-- i.e you said track an image of a pen, but why not track the pen itself? Tutorials and more info here:
metaio sdk tutorial: https://dev.metaio.com/sdk/getting-started/
3D object tracking tool: https://dev.metaio.com/toolbox/