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Google ARCore - Google Augmented Reality SDK

Google's answer to Apples ARKit

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Hayden Evans
So only a fraction of 13% of all current operating Android devices will be able to run this at this point in time. Unfortunately for Google, this is just one of those cases where a more homogenous platform of hardware and software is advantageous. 75% of iOS devices will be able to run apps that implement ARKit within a couple of months of iOS 11's release - around 60% of that just within a couple of days if you look at last year's adoption rates of iOS 10.
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Currently supports the Google Pixel, Google Pixel XL, Samsung’s Galaxy S8, and Samsung’s Galaxy S8+. Android 7.0 Nougat or above is required. In the words of Yen, "Where the &%$@ you been?!"
Jelle Van de Vliet
@kristofertm Ugh, not even the Nexus 6P.. 😬
Kevin Lou
It's awesome to see the research from Tango paying off! Looking forward to AR for more Android devices šŸŽ‰
Andrew Richard
Yes, finally an AR SDK for the web. I think the web is being dragged behind when it comes to innovative ideas like VR, AI and AR when it comes to SDK'S
Kevin Reevers
@basictechy not quite. There only recommended for experimentation.
Chris Heinrich
Looks like someone is already working on the @madewithARCore twitter account...
Sarthak Grover
So glad to see this come up as well. Just starting to dive in with ARKit and this has come around. A little disappointed with the limited support in terms of devices but assuming that is because of processor dependencies.
Alin Postolache
Nexus 5X - ā€œThis device doesn’t support ARā€œ šŸ™ šŸ’” So I guess I'll have to buy me a new Pixel!
Abhilash Jain
AR for the masses, excited to see what people use this for :)
Wilson Clemente Lopes
It's awesome to see the research from Tango paying off! Looking forward to AR for more Android devices
Noha Ibraheem
This is really good news. I've recently made a VR browser for android and one of the biggest up-coming features is the "Mixed reality" mode ( to have the browser in front of you, but see the camera feed when looking to the sides). ARCore can help us a lot, but unfortunately it will run on a very small number of our originally supported devices. I hope it will support more and more in the near future :)
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