Hi I'm Eric Neuman, creator of StroodleDoodle. I've been building cool things for 20+ years for NASA, the Government of Belize, and most recently Digital Domain (who acquired my startup Sprawly in 2017).
One of my main goals with this project is to create a digital alternative to paper mâché. It's 2017, our kids should be modeling and then 3D printing their projects, but in order for that to happen it must be as easy and accessible as paper mâché. To me this means that your first time using it, you should produce results you can use in your school project with no prior training. StroodleDoodle for the Vive hit that, but the #ARKit port takes that accessibility so much further.
Go grab the app and put your phone in your kids' hands.
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it's a really fun and easy way to experience AR, especially for first time users
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it's a really fun and easy way to experience AR, especially for first time users
Pros:ease of use
Cons:not available on android
Journy
Big fan of the man behind it. Big fan of all the AR stuff coming out. This is just a decent easy way to make objects in AR.
Pros:Easy to figure out, not bells and whistles. Just fun mucking about in AR.
Cons:its not free. But the tech in it wasn't either so..
A great "check this out" app -- a fun, no-frills way to get creative in AR
Pros:Easy to use and lots of fun. Inspiring and cool use of tech.
Cons:Needs an android version
Love this app.
Pros:Easy to use and unique AR creative tool
Cons:Can't think of any
A fun tool for sculpting using Augmented Reality.
Pros:Easy and fun way to create AR on your phone!
Cons:The UI was just improved greatly, and is much better now.
Lume Pad
It's a great app and I want to make and share with people.
Pros:I can quickly create objects in the real world using AR, without lengthy calibration!
Cons:I want more features!