augmented reality framework [closed]

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For ideas, you could look at the following:

Existing Apps and their APIs: There are number of Augmented Reality applications in the Android market of which Layar and Wikitude are well known. Others like SomaView and GeoVector also exist. AFAIK, Wikitude and Layar have made their API's public.

Toolkit: There is also a toolkit named, NyARToolkit that provides a library for such a thing.

Tutorial: DevX Article by Chris Haseman

Good Luck!

You can also use the new Qualcomm AR SDK http://developer.qualcomm.com/dev/augmented-reality

There are two types of augmented reality:

a) marker based, which needs bidimensional markers to recognize using computer vision and image analysis to draw an image over them with the corresponding rotation (ARToolkit)

b) geolocation and orientation based, which means that the app knows the exact position in the earth where you are, and what are you facing and it computes what you see, based on geolocation. (layar,wikitude)

Apps like junaio mixes both of them

This page http://socialcompare.com/en/comparison/augmented-reality-sdks shows a broad comparative of augmented reality framworks. Is updated to March 2013.

It's featured

• IN2AR - http://www.in2ar.com/
• METAIO - http://www.metaio.com
• Vuforia - https://developer.qualcomm.com/mobile-development/mobile-technologies/augmented-reality

I'm one of the developers Look! Look! is a complete framework for creating augmented reality applications on Android.

It was developed as a final project at the University Complutense of Madrid.

Their features are:

• Augmented Reality
• Location Indoor
• Remote Services
• 3D, 2D and Camera
• Iterations with objects

Furthermore we have developed apps with the framework, theirs are published in our official web.

More information:

Official website - http://www.lookar.net/en/

Project stayed in – https://sourceforge.net/projects/lookar/