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SizAR

Augmented Reality vizualisation tool

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App Store
Free
Play Store
Free

SizAR is a mobile application that helps you make the right choices in your purchasing, arrangement or decoration projects. Using the Augmented Reality technology, you will be able to visualize in real time a 3D model that respects the dimansions and appearance you need.

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AirMeasure

Turn your phone into a ruler with the power of AR

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iPhoneAugmented RealityTech+ 1

AirMeasure is the ultimate measuring ToolKit for your phone. Now anytime, anywhere you have not only a tape measure but a whole set of tools to let you measure almost anything. Loaded with features, download it now.

App Store
Free
Niv Dror- Words @ProductHunt & @AngelList
It's about time the ruler was disrupted.
Gloria Fredricks
As an interior designer, subcontractors always took my tapes...until I painted them PINK! Can't wait to see this!
CNET
No tape measure, no problem. An AR app built for iOS turns your smartphone into a virtual measuring device.
The Next Web
One resourceful company is reinventing the ruler. Creative collective Laan Labs has developed a nifty mobile app that relies on augmented reality technology to turn your smartphone into a legitimate measuring device. To accomplish this, AR Measure factors in the distance between various points in 3D space to help you measure any physical object by simply usi… See more
9to5Mac
ARKit will be available to everyone in just a couple of weeks, and while we've seen a variety of applications that take advantage of it thus far, more polished implementations are emerging as we near the public release. Today, developer Rinat Khanov has unveiled his new augmented reality app, MeasureKit.
Motherboard
I'm getting ready to welcome my first child to the world soon and have found myself measuring a lot of things as of late. Maybe that's why this video of an augmented reality measuring tape application caught my eye.
Curbed
If this digital measuring tape is any indication of the practical future of augmented reality, then there's a lot to look forward to. Called AR Measure and developed by Laan Labs, the coming-soon iOS app turns any iPhone or iPad into a virtual ruler that can measure just about anything (within reason, of course).
Popular Mechanics
You can now add a tape measurer to the list of tools you can keep on your phone. Laanlabs, a small app developer, has created a virtual tape measurer in their new app AR Measure.
25 Alternatives to AirMeasure
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AirMeasure

The ultimate augmented reality measuring toolkit

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iPhoneiPadAugmented Reality+ 1

AirMeasure is the ultimate measuring ToolKit for your phone. Now anytime, anywhere you have not only a tape measure but a whole set of tools to let you measure almost anything. Loaded with features, download it now.

App Store
Free
Sambruce Joseph- Product Designer
This is by far the best and most usable AR app on the appstore
Adam Kazwell- Product manager/observer
Fun AR demo - to measure the distance between any two points in 3D space
Parcelmonkey
AirMeasure is a new app we recently found on ProductHunt and can now be used by customers to measure up their package dimensions easily.
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Google ARCore

Google Augmented Reality SDK

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AndroidAugmented RealityTech+ 1

Google's answer to Apples ARKit

TechCrunch
In a couple weeks, Apple will release ARKit with iOS11 and, overnight, hundreds of millions of Apple devices will become augmented reality-capable machines, giving developers a sort of new mobile gold rush to find their niche and capitalize on the platform Apple CEO Tim Cook has called "big and profound."
VentureBeat
Google today launched a preview of ARCore, an Android software development kit (SDK) that brings augmented reality to existing and future Android phones without requiring additional sensors or hardware. Developers can download the SDK now and start creating new AR experiences on Android.
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SketchAR

Start drawing easily using augmented reality

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AndroidiPhoneVirtual Reality+ 3

SketchAR puts virtual images on paper to let you trace drawings from your phone. SketchAR is for those who have always wanted but have never been able to draw. Also, the app is designed for professional artists as a simple and convenient way to trace sketches onto any desired surface (e.g., canvas, wall, etc.).

Play Store
Free
ArchDaily
The ability to draw well is one of the most coveted skills in architecture. Unfortunately for those without an innate gift for sketching, it's also one of the most difficult to learn-even if it can, contrary to popular opinion, be learned with commitment and practice.
UploadVR
Update: This article originally published on January 6th, 2017 but as of today, April 18th, 2017, SketchAR is officially available for free on the iOS App Store. Download it today and get to drawing! Original: Augmented reality's potential is immense.
Co.Design
You may not know or care about Project Tango, Google's depth-sensing camera system, which can map augmented reality visuals onto the real world. You may not care about the Lenovo Phab 2 Pro smartphone, which is the first consumer smartphone to have Tango baked right in, either.
Gizmodo
Have you ever dreamed about impressing the people around your neighborhood with preachy Banksy-inspired graffiti? SketchAR is an augmented reality drawing app that uses a smartphone and its camera to let you trace images. And when used with a device that supports Google's Project Tango technology, suddenly anyone can become a tagger who doesn't suck.
Wired
Wired Next Fest, che cosa è successo durante la giornata dell'intelligenza artificiale Il corto Hyper-Reality di Keiichi Matsuda mostra che aspetto potrebbe avere il nostro futuro prossimo Bandi e incentivi promossi dalla Regione stimolano ricerca e sviluppo. E, come dimostrato dalle startup presenti al digital day di...
The Verge
There's a lot of tracing naysayers out there who say it's "cheating," or that it doesn't actually help you learn to draw, but I beg to differ. The best way to learn to draw is by doing, and if it...
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Dance Reality

Dance practice in augmented reality

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iPhoneiPadAugmented Reality+ 2

Dance Reality uses Apple's latest augmented reality technology to place footprints on the floor in front of you. You look through your phone to step on the footprints, then you follow the animation to practice dance patterns (see video). Train as a lead, as a follow, or as a couple, and choose a speed that works for you. Practice makes perfect!

App Store
Free
Andy Albani- Developer, @dancerealityapp
A fun and educational app
Andy Albani- Developer, @dancerealityapp
A useful application of AR
The Verge
ARKit has looked like a promising platform for augmented reality in the few short weeks since the first two beta versions of iOS 11 were released to developers. But when iOS 11 officially drops this fall, it's more likely that we - both consumers and developers - are still going to be figuring out what to use it for.
Mashable
While we've now had several weeks to get a feel for iOS 11, there's still one big, unanswered question about the update: augmented reality. Namely, whether or not the apps developers are building using Apple's ARKit will live up to the hype.
UploadVR
Got two left feet? Want to wow your partner with your best moves? This new app built on Apple's ARKit debuts a brilliant new way to teach people to dance. All you'll need is an iPhone. Dance Reality, as the app is called, was concieved by two Seattle-based salsa dancers following the debut of Apple's new augmented reality platform earlier this year.
Road to VR
Apple's ARKit has been out for developers since it was announced last month. Because of the mind-boggling number of iPhones and iPads capable of running ARKit, the new tool is already spreading its augmented reality wings across the Internet thanks to a diverse set of developers.
Computerworld
I appear to be slightly obsessed with ARKit. You see, what Apple has unleashed with this new augmented reality (AR) platform is an opportunity for developers of all stripes to get really creative with what these technologies may actually mean. Think about reactions shortly after WWDC in June.
GeekWire
If the release of iOS 11 and Apple's new ARKit - which lets developers create augmented reality apps - has you dancing over to the App Store, perhaps learning a few steps while you're there would be a good idea.
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TapMeasure

An elegant AR utility to measure your space with your iPhone

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iPhoneProductivityAugmented Reality+ 2

TapMeasure is a spatial utility that combines computer vision and AR, creating a whole new way to capture and measure your space. You can capture instant point-to-point measurements, quickly level artwork and other framed items, and create a complete 3D model of a room with features like doors, windows and artwork.

App Store
$1.99
Adam Rodnitzky- Marketing @ Occipital
It's the most versatile and well-crafted measuring app using ARKit
Business Insider
Apple has said it's going all-in on augmented reality, a new technology that uses advanced cameras and sensors to understand the world around our devices. Occipital is a startup that's been creating augmented reality hardware and software for years.
WonderHowTo
In off-record discussions with AR experts, the consensus on ARKit is that it takes a software approach to the depth-sensors available on Tango devices. As a result, the toolkit has shortcomings, such as detecting walls and vertical surfaces.
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MakeSpace AR Plan Estimator

Measure your stuff in AR to get an accurate plan estimate.

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iPhoneMoving and StorageAugmented Reality+ 3

The AR Plan Estimator is a way for users to quickly estimate the storage plan size they will need for their stuff by pointing their phone around the room and tracing things with their finger in AR. It is difficult to conceptualize the physical space needed to store your things, and as soon as we saw ARKit at WWDC, we knew there was an opportunity.

App Store
Free
Drew Tunney- Co Founder, Voro
AR that finally solves a real problem that I have. Such a no brainer. I see this being a central piece of technology for people storing and moving larger items.
MakeSpace® Blog
We always want you to have the best storage experience possible. Starting today, that includes you being able to quickly measure your stuff and get a storage plan estimate - in only a few seconds, and from the comfort of your iPhone. All thanks to the new MakeSpace iOS app.
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AR Solo Basketball app

This AR app that turns anywhere into a basketball court

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BasketballAugmented RealityGames+ 1

In AR Solo Basketball, you can play shoot hoops wherever you are, whenever it is. Just let the app detect an open space floor, it will set a basketball court on it, and you can start!

App Store
Free
Liwei Yu- VR AR UX designer
Perfect AR game. Well crafted and elegant UI design, nice motion effect. Love to see my shooting stats displayed on the floor.
Medium
Recently I've been spending my spare time working on an AR Solo Basketball project with Unity and ARkit. (I was honored to see that it was featured by @ARkitweekly twitter and facebook account.) It was the first AR project that I independently worked on from scratch.
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Housecraft

AR toybox for your home

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iPhoneiPadFunny+ 4

Housecraft is an AR toybox for your home.

App Store
Free
Adam Kazwell- Product manager/observer
Fun way to place furniture around a room...don't miss disaster mode
The Verge
Since it was first announced at WWDC, Apple's ARKit has been open to developers to get a feel for the new platform. Now that iOS 11 is finally here, ARKit is available for anyone with an iPhone 6S or later, the iPad Pro, and the latest 9.7-inch iPad.
TechCrunch
Apple just released iOS 11 to the public, and a big feature is ARKit, the company's SDK that lets developers easily create cool augmented reality apps. Even though Apple announced ARKit a few months ago, there aren't a ton of good options available right now to test out AR on your phone.
6 Alternatives to Housecraft
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Cubit

Measure in augmented reality.

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iPhoneAugmented Reality

Cubit lets you measure distances with its Ruler tool and visualize the size of objects with its Box tool. It's an augmented reality (AR) measuring toolbox.

App Store
$0.99
Emily Hodgins- Community and Marketing, Product Hunt
Not tried this one out yet but looks perfect for getting accurate idea of what an object will look once in your house. It's so easy to assume things will be too big /small even when you have the measurements. Wish these apps had been around when I moved house last year!
11 Alternatives to Cubit
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AR Tool Belt

A set of augmented-reality handyman tools (for iOS 11)

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iPhoneProductivityHome+ 2

AR Tool Belt extends the augmented-reality features of iOS 11 and ARKit to provide a selection of tools for the pro or DIY handyman.

App Store
$1.99
Emily Hodgins- Community and Marketing, Product Hunt
This looks like a super handy tool for using around the home. I like that they plan to add a new tool each month as well.
18 Alternatives to AR Tool Belt
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