1984

1984 developed innovative AR interactions and controls for iScape's collaborative landscaping app. iScape utilizes shared world maps, persistent worlds, 3D models, and the novel ability to create custom geometry for visualizing AR textures in the user's world.
Our work on iScape was featured by HBO, Axios, and Apple at both WWDC 2019 & in the App Store.

iScape uses:

• ARKit
• SceneKit
• AR World Maps
• Collaborative, Multi-User Sessions

Project Type: Client work for iScape

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Janksy utilizes the iOS Vision APIs to detect rectangles in real-time. After a user taps a rectangle found by the computer vision algorithms, an ARKit reference image is created on the fly and animated via SceneKit to receive the Banksy treatment.

Janksy uses:

• ARKit
• SceneKit
• Vision
• AR Image Anchors

Project Type: Productized internal research

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Real World Ad Blocker uses tracked AR Image Anchors to replace irrelevant billboards with user-selected video content. Real World Ad Blocker demonstrates augmented reality's ability to fundamentally change the world around us.

Real World Ad Blocker uses:

• ARKit
• SceneKit
• AR Image Anchors

Project Type: Proof-of-concept internal research

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Float addresses a crucial hurdle for any AR experience: Users don't have access to custom 3D models. Instead, Float taps into content everyone has: Photos and videos. Float enables remixing media in AR and augmented reality captioning of the real world.

Float uses:

• ARKit
• SceneKit
• ReplayKit

Project Type: Productized internal research

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This GitHub repo serves as a starting point for people interested in image tracking ARKit development. The simple code and examples demonstrate how easy it is to use ARKit to create Harry-Potter-style moving pictures, living movie posters, video postcards, paper-thin displays, and lots more augmented reality fun.

Image Tracking Demo uses:

• ARKit
• SceneKit
• GitHub

Project Type: Open-source

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