
android-augment-reality-framework
Introduction
All the pieces needed to create an augmented reality App on Android.
Created by Justin Wetherell
Google: http://code.google.com/p/android-augment-reality-framework'>http://code.google.com/p/android-augment-reality-framework
Github: http://github.com/phishman3579/android-augment-reality-framework'>http://github.com/phishman3579/android-augment-reality-framework
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Details
This will walk you through creating your own augmented reality Android App using this framework.
All you have to do to display your own data in this augmented reality App is:
Extend the DataSource
class to support getting information for your data.
Extend the AugmentedReality
class to get the data and add it to the App. Or you could just use the Demo
class and add your new data source to the existing data structure.
That's it...
In the source code I have also created an example that follows the strategy above. The files are:
Demo.java
TwitterDataSource.java
WikipediaDataSource.java
BuzzDataSource.java
LocalDataSource.java
You can use them as a reference to create your own augmented reality App based on this framework.
Please use the issue tracker to report problems
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Project Information
- License: GNU GPL v3
- 99 stars
- git-based source control
Labels:
Android
AugmentedReality
Framework