Wikitude
I recently decided to pull together a list of some of the best augmented reality apps I had seen over the last couple of years and thought I would post them here to share with the world. Read more
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Wikitude Alternatives
The best Wikitude alternatives based on verified products, community votes, reviews and other factors.
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/vuforia-alternatives
Leading Augmented Rreality platform.
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/getbaff-de-alternatives
Extend your Perspective
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RealityMAX is the most powerful free 3D design collaboration platform, 100% online. Cooperate remotely with your colleagues on 3D projects and easily share your work with clients. Create Web3D and AR experiences in a snap, without a line of code.
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/talansoft-alternatives
Create 3D/AR apps without coding on all platforms
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/blippar-alternatives
Blippar is a revolutionary new image recognition platform that lets you capture a real life image and watch it come to life on your mobile device. Just find images with the blipp logo and unlock a new level of interactivity.
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/apple-arkit-alternatives
A framework to create Augmented Reality experiences for iOS
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/google-arcore-alternatives
Google Augmented Reality SDK
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/8th-wall-alternatives
Cross-Platform Mobile AR
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/zappar-alternatives
Zappar is a clever little app that can see and recognise images and objects in the world around us.
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/gethaip-alternatives
Boost your products with AR Videos 🤳
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/layar-alternatives
Layar is the global leader in augmented reality and interactive print technology. Print materials spring to life with digital content using the world’s #1 augmented reality app.
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/mixare-alternatives
mixare Augmented Reality Engine is a free open source augmented reality browser, which is published...
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/lightform-alternatives
The design tool for projected AR
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/wikitude-sdk-alternatives
Wikitude’s all-in-one AR SDK combines 3D tracking technology (SLAM), image recognition and tracking, as well as geo-location for apps.
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