![]() ![]() ![]() If 2017 was the year that Virtual Reality (VR) become accessible, 2018 is surely going to see AR, or ‘Mixed Reality’, become a common tool in the building design market. In fact, it has kick-started a rush to develop AR applications. ![]() Given the incredible popularity of Apple mobile devices, Augmented Reality (AR) is now within reach of millions of consumers and design professionals. First shown in June 2017, the ARKit enables developers to display dynamic, high-fidelity 3D models in the real world, viewable onscreen by mixing them with the live image from the camera lens of an iPhone or iPad. These are enabled by the combination of the A11 Bionic processor and the ARKit (Augmented Reality kit) development platform. When Apple introduced its iPhone 8, 8 Plus and X models back in September 2017, the company’s brand-new Augmented Reality capabilities took centre-stage. Nomad supports models in white and can also bring through colours from the Vectorworks model into AR ![]()
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