SDK 7 - The only AR platform that you'll ever need!
Wikitude Support
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Today
augmented reality takes a giant step towards tracking the world. We
are excited to reveal Wikitude SDK 7, the “all-in-one
AR tool-kit”powered
with object tracking, instant tracking (SLAM), multiple targets
recognition, extended recognition range, and more. SDK 7 includes
marker, markerless and location-based augmented reality features in
one kit for developers.
The
full-feature free trial of SDK 7 can be downloaded here. For a deeper
technical insight check out this detailed blog post.
In a nutshell, SDK 7 includes:
Object Recognition
Multiple Image Target Recognition
Hit-testing API for SLAM
Instant tracking improvements
Extended recognition range
So, let's have a closer look at two of the new features we introduced with SDK 7.
Object
Recognition SDK
7 significantly expands Wikitude’s SLAM technology by adding object
recognition and tracking capabilities to its feature set. These
features enable brands and enterprises to build augmented reality
experiences using a variety of real-world objects, such as toys,
sculptures, architectural models, product packaging, industrial
machines and more.
The
workflow is simple: record a video of
your object, upload it to the Wikitude Studio Manager and
create your AR experience as desired. Object
recognition technology creates an additional touch point to interact
with users, allowing real time and 360 degrees augmented reality
experiences around real world objects.
Multiple
Image target recognition SDK
7 introduces ‘Multiple Image Target’ tracking to Wikitude’s
advanced image recognition technology. This feature enables
recognition of several images simultaneously. Once the images are
recognized, developers will be able to layer 3D models, buttons,
videos, images and more on each target. Additionally, augmentations
will be able to interact with each other based on the targets’
positions. Multiple image target recognition can be used to bring
interactivity to board and card games, empower consumers with
information about different products in retail stores, assist workers
with product organization on supermarket shelves and more.
The
update SDK package is available on our download page for
all supported platforms, extensions and operating systems. If you
have any questions feel free to reach out to our developers via the
Wikitude forum. Enjoy our new cool features!
Wikitude Support
Today augmented reality takes a giant step towards tracking the world. We are excited to reveal Wikitude SDK 7, the “all-in-one AR tool-kit” powered with object tracking, instant tracking (SLAM), multiple targets recognition, extended recognition range, and more. SDK 7 includes marker, markerless and location-based augmented reality features in one kit for developers.
The full-feature free trial of SDK 7 can be downloaded here. For a deeper technical insight check out this detailed blog post.
In a nutshell, SDK 7 includes:
So, let's have a closer look at two of the new features we introduced with SDK 7.
Object Recognition
SDK 7 significantly expands Wikitude’s SLAM technology by adding object recognition and tracking capabilities to its feature set. These features enable brands and enterprises to build augmented reality experiences using a variety of real-world objects, such as toys, sculptures, architectural models, product packaging, industrial machines and more.
The workflow is simple: record a video of your object, upload it to the Wikitude Studio Manager and create your AR experience as desired. Object recognition technology creates an additional touch point to interact with users, allowing real time and 360 degrees augmented reality experiences around real world objects.
Multiple Image target recognition
SDK 7 introduces ‘Multiple Image Target’ tracking to Wikitude’s advanced image recognition technology. This feature enables recognition of several images simultaneously. Once the images are recognized, developers will be able to layer 3D models, buttons, videos, images and more on each target. Additionally, augmentations will be able to interact with each other based on the targets’ positions. Multiple image target recognition can be used to bring interactivity to board and card games, empower consumers with information about different products in retail stores, assist workers with product organization on supermarket shelves and more.
The update SDK package is available on our download page for all supported platforms, extensions and operating systems. If you have any questions feel free to reach out to our developers via the Wikitude forum. Enjoy our new cool features!
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