What is a Mobile SDK for AR?
Our virtual try-on solution works around the try-before-you-buy concept integrated into a brand's mobile/tab application. It allows customers to try products on your application and get a fair sense of how they will look on them before making the purchase. This enhances their experience. On the other side, enhanced customer experience through an AR try-on also means improved sales, brand identity for the business and reduced return rates.
How does online virtual AR SDK solution work?
The solution is integrated into your app and provides customers with the option to virtually try that SKU. The customers turn on their cameras, see themselves on the screen, and try products on the app itself. Our team offers complete technical guidance, ensuring prompt and efficient execution.
What is augmented reality API?
An Augmented Reality (AR) API is a set of programming instructions and tools that developers can use to integrate AR functionalities into their applications or websites. It allows developers to access AR features, such as virtual object placement, tracking, and rendering, without needing to create the underlying AR technology themselves
What is the difference between augmented reality API and SDK?
The main difference between an Augmented Reality (AR) API and an SDK lies in their scope and functionality.
An AR API (Application Programming Interface) provides a set of predefined functions and tools that developers can use to integrate AR capabilities into their applications or websites. It primarily focuses on enabling access to AR features and functionalities.
On the other hand, an AR SDK (Software Development Kit) is a more comprehensive package that includes not only the API but also additional tools, libraries, and documentation to facilitate the entire development process. It offers a more holistic solution, including pre-built modules and resources to help developers build AR applications more efficiently.
In summary, an AR API is part of an AR SDK, providing specific functionalities for integrating AR into projects, while an AR SDK offers a more extensive set of tools to support the entire AR development process.
What is the purpose of integrating an SDK?
By using an AR SDK, developers can focus on creating immersive AR experiences and applications, saving time and effort in the development process.
What are the requirements for integrating an SDK?
The requirements for integrating an SDK for AR typically include:
1. Development Platform: Ensuring compatibility with the targeted platform (e.g., iOS, Android, web) where the AR application will run.
2. Hardware Support: Checking if the SDK supports the required devices and sensors for AR functionalities.
3. Licensing and Permissions: Reviewing the SDK's licensing terms and any permissions required for using the SDK in commercial applications.
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