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PinDrive for iOS - Find your parked car in Augmented Reality

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PinDrive is the first AR experience of Eltima Software. It's a useful pocket helper for drivers that will assist you finding a vehicle on a public parking lot, with a red floating arrow above it!

Built with ARKit for iOS 11 available for free in App Store.

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Possibly just me, but the logo looks like a lady’s hygiene product.
I was thinking the same thing 🤣 on closer inspection its a birds eye view of a car
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Same! I was thinking either that, or it was some pill for red blood cells
Here is your upvote sir!
haha! That was also my first thought :D
Maker
Hey Hunters! We have released our new iOS application made with ARKit — PinDrive — that helps drivers find their cars in a public parking. The app allows saving the coordinates of a place you parked at to find your car easily. All you need is to pin your parking spot, and when you get back, the red floating arrow will show you the car location. PinDrive is fully compatible with iOS 11+, iPhone 6s and newer, location service and the access to the camera are required. PinDrive is available for FREE on App Store: Also, you can visit the official page for more information:
What makes this different from simply pinning your car's location on a map and using a map app to guide you?
I guess you can use a map to do the same thing, but doing this in AR seems like a lot more fun! And this will be much useful when AR glasses are properly developed!
Maker

Nice utility that really shows how AR can help in real life, not just a tool to demonstrate what your iPhone is capable of.

Pros:

Free useful utility, that unlike other AR tools is really helpful! No Ads, small and easy.

Cons:

Didn't see any

Good one. I never found issue in finding car in open parking. Biggest issue is to loose my car in the multi level car parking. Will it work in that scenario?
Maker
Depends on the situation. PinDrive uses iOS Location Service to set coordinates. So, the more location sources you have available (WiFi, GPS, etc.) the more accurate will be the pin.
This would be so awesome if it will work - will test it soon! I lost hours doing that...
This is a fun and practical use of AR - will it work in more challenging geolocation situations such as multi-level parking garages?
Maker
it depends... we use iOS Location Service to set coordinates. So, the more location sources you have available (WiFi, GPS, etc.) the more accurate will be the pin.
Would this require a phone with a half decent compass? We may still be 5-10 years out from that.