Here's an idea:
A targeting system/cross hair app for Google glass.
It could even use a camera attached to a scope, I'm
sure there are electronic scopes that could be connected
as well.
Related
Hi! I want to know is there any kind of program that can make an Augment Reality code and to input the code into an application for Android? Something like a generator.
I want to create an app like Nokia City Lens. Something like this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N2Zd3qHrOoc
Thanks in advance!
Hello there, While Developing the Perfect AR App you have to Mark these things
1. Unique design
2. Necessary 3D models
3. Pictures
4.Text files
5. Powerful Effects
6. Scientific visualization and 3d Modeling
7. 3D image recognition and tracking
I am an AR APP Developer at Game App Studio where we provide the top Augment Reality Reality Apps Development Solutions with These Kind of AR App development Tools:
Vuforia
ARToolKit
Google ARCore
Apple ARKit
Maxst
Wikitude
As an AR App Developer, I am recommending you the Google ARCore for your Android AR app.While as an AR App developer, We follow the Process
We Figure out a great idea to enhance your business. Competitor analysis is a good way to handle it.
Explore the market of existing SDKs and platforms for augmented reality development. We pick the one that fits your idea, budget, and expertise. For example, platforms like Vuforia, Wikitude, and ARToolKit require a profound knowledge of C++, Java, or C#. If programming languages are not your cup of tea, opt for an easier solution – tools like Blippar or Aurasma are an excellent choice for beginners.
Already you that AR usually needs the presence of 3D objects. You can download existing models or learn how to make them yourself.
Create a 2D tracker, which is a specific picture that gets placed on a surface and scanned by AR-aided devices.
Create a unique design and prepare all the necessary 3D models, pictures, text files, and data.
Put all the elements together on a platform of your choice.
Range Finder App
An app that accurately measures distance from your smart phone/tablet. Something like this already exists (Smartmeasure), however it’s clunky, troublesome, and obscure. I’m aiming to have this app be used naturally amongst anybody who constantly needs to measure
Goals:
Create a work-around a focused laser beam, which is traditionally used in range finders. that a phone can't provide, you would be unable to get any sort of meaningful reading. Perhaps an algorithm that compares the scale of items it finds in the camera to a stored set, and give approximations.
Use the phone’s sound capabilities to measure distance
Use the phone’s map/compass capabilities to measure distance
Use a phone's accelerometer to track the phones's movement, and take a series of image with the same camera as you point the phone towards a target to measure distance
Hey Zabrak999, this is really a wonderful idea but I haven't seen such an app till date. You can contact some Android developers to get such an app developed for you.
Hi there. I have created a few apps using the android version of the processing IDE. I was amazed at how easily i could create applications for my device compared to using the official IDE which was far too complicated for an amateur like myself. I have now reached a point however, where the limitations of the processing IDE are showing themselves, it was developed as a means to create visual 'sketches' after all and not for creating complex applications.The main problem i have is in the organisation of my code which becomes harder and harder as the application gets bigger. Which brings me to my question; are there any android programming environments which are more 'app oriented' but still provide that layer of abstraction which hides all the unnecessary baggage of straight up android app development? would be great if there was some GUI features too. does this exist or would i be better off sticking with processing?many thanks.
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I am using a public app on the play store. I would like to perform an operations similar to that one might do when unit testing UI elements.
The app consists of mainly a list view of rectangular cards arranged in a vertical orientation. The app allows me to accept batches (orders) in which I perform deliveries for payment. There are also other users who use this same app so competition is fierce. If I do not accept a lucrative batch as fast as possible, someone else will. Even then its possible due to latency or simply bad luck that I do not get the batch. It is also bad because I tend to stare at my screen a lot while driving
I had an idea. I'm seeking some solution similar to the Robot class in Java, with the exception that the app be able to analyze the contents of the List View (which are View Groups composed of TextViews).
I was able to partially emulate what I want using UIAutomator, but it is a cumbersome solution because it requires ADB to run everytime. Not only that the swiping function on the UIDevice object in UIAutomator does not work on this particular app.
I have heard there are better utilities that can accomplish this. I have root on my phone.
Any advise?
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