Augmented Reality With Capacitor: AR Quick Look
Blog post from Ionic
Logan Brade provides a tutorial on incorporating Augmented Reality (AR) into Capacitor applications using web technologies, specifically focusing on Apple's AR Quick Look feature. The tutorial aims to simplify the process by avoiding the need for Swift and native code, making AR more accessible to web developers familiar with the Ionic framework. The project involves creating a basic e-commerce application that allows users to view products in AR, with all functionality confined to Apple devices and Safari. Key considerations include the architectural choice to use AWS S3 for storing USDZ files, which are crucial for AR models, and the use of browser plugins to maintain an in-app experience. While the project highlights the ease of integrating AR without deep knowledge of native coding, it also addresses limitations, such as device and browser restrictions, and provides insights into extending functionality using custom Capacitor plugins in the future.
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