The phrase "augmented reality app" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a software application that enhances the real world with digital information or images.
Example: "The augmented reality app allows users to visualize furniture in their homes before making a purchase."
Alternatives: "AR application" or "augmented reality application".
The experience requires the ARc augmented reality app downloaded from the Apple App Store or Google Play.
iPhone Guinness World Records 2015 – Augmented Reality (Free) It's that time of year again: a new Guinness World Records book is out, and true to recent tradition, there's a companion augmented reality app too.
I would develop a location and image recognition based augmented reality app for blind or visually impaired people.
Fashion designer Rebecca Minkoff has also leveraged these technologies to benefit her brand -- livestreaming her runway show in 360 virtual reality and enabling spectators to see the styles on their own bodies via augmented reality app Zeekit.
When it comes to developing under the Windows Phone umbrella, Elop said Nokia continues to be focused on "differentiation" — by "adding to" the platform, with elements such as its mapping product Here, augmented reality app City Lens and its streaming music offering Nokia Music, rather than by customising the platform a la Android.
Otavio Good had a drone deliver a ring to his wedding ceremony, won a DARPA challenge with his friends and wife to build a program that could put shredded pieces of paper back together and made Word Lens, that augmented reality app that uses computer vision to translate texts in other languages on your phone's screen.
Early augmented reality apps have catered largely to geeks.
Mr. Aliquo, who now works for a boutique advertising agency, suggested that passively consuming entertainment wasn't enough anymore, citing 3-D movies, augmented reality apps and realistic video games.
A new computer interface can modify the feel of almost any surface potentially adding a new dimension to games and augmented reality apps.
The speed boost also lets the iPad better run augmented reality apps that use the camera to lay images over what the camera sees.
The app was enabled by adding support for 3-D sensing to Qualcomm's Vuforia software that helps mobile software developers build augmented reality apps, a feature the company calls Smart Terrain.
