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|Type=Software Development Kit (SDK) | |||
|Industry=Augmented Reality | |||
|Developer=Google | |||
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|Operating System=Android OS | |||
|License= GNU General Public License v3.0 | |||
|Supported Devices=Devices running Android Nougat and higher | |||
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|Website=https://developers.google.com/ar/ | |||
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Google has given the world a preview of its new augmented reality toolkit called ARCore. The software development kit for Android devices is for building an AR-based apps, games, etc. Unlike its predecessor Tango, ARCore does not require any specialized hardware devices with sensors for creating augmented reality experiences. | Google has given the world a preview of its new augmented reality toolkit called ARCore. The software development kit for Android devices is for building an AR-based apps, games, etc. Unlike its predecessor Tango, ARCore does not require any specialized hardware devices with sensors for creating augmented reality experiences. | ||