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This section applies only to the Augmented Reality SDK v4 +. Are you still using an older version? Previous versions of the SDKs will not receive updates anymore. If you need help transitioning to the newer version, you can get support through our support channel.

The CraftAR iOS Augmented Reality SDK allows you to create AR apps that render the experiences created with the CraftAR service. If you’re not yet familiar with the general steps, read How to add augmented reality into your app.

An Augmented Reality app using the iOS native SDK can be implemented following two steps. First, you need to set up the UIVIewController and then you can trigger Augmented Reality experiences.

This section applies only to the Augmented Reality SDK v4 +.

The CraftAR iOS Augmented Reality SDK allows you to create AR apps that render the experiences created with the CraftAR service. If you’re not yet familiar with the general steps, read How to add augmented reality into your app.

If you want to see an example that combines on-device collections with Tracking, take a look at the open-source samples available in our Github repository: https://github.com/Catchoom/craftar-example-ios (on-device AR example).

This article applies to the CraftAR Unity Augmented Reality SDK for iOS and Android version 4.0 + and CraftAR Unity Pro SDK for iOS and Android version 1.0 +.

In order to add on-device collections to your app developed with our CraftAR Unity Augmented Reality SDK and/or CraftAR Unity Pro SDK, it is necessary to:

Create an on-device collecti

This section applies only to the Augmented Reality SDK v4 +. Are you still using an older version? Previous versions of the SDKs will not receive updates anymore. If you need help transitioning to the newer version, you can get support through our support channel.

The CraftAR Android Augmented Reality SDK allows you to create AR apps that rend

The CraftAR Creator is the part of the CraftAR Service that allows you to visually create and edit the look and feel of your augmented reality experience. The main advantage of the CraftAR Creator is that it is web-based, so you can use your preferred browser regardless of the operating system, without the need to download any specific software.

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Watch the video tutorial to learn how to create an item for Augmented Reality, upload a reference image, add content (here, a video), edit your AR scene with the CraftAR Creator, then publish your item when you are finished.

At the end of the tutorial, you will also see how the AR item shows up on mobile when our demo app recognizes the real

3D models can be added into your augmented reality scenes using the CraftAR Creator and rendered with the CraftAR Augmented Reality SDK in your mobile app.

With the following video tutorial, you will learn how to add a 3D model to your Augmented Reality scene with the CraftAR Creator, then edit the scene and publish the item.

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The SDKs licensed by Catchoom Technologies offer tools to connect your branded mobile application with the CraftAR service in the cloud.

The Image Recognition SDK is a lightweight version of the Augmented Reality SDK that allows to add Image Recognition capabilities to your app. It also allows you to provide a fallback of your app for Android devices that are not supported by the Augmented Reality SDK which demands more advanced device capabilities.

The Augmented Reality SDK adds rendering and tracking capabilities that provide full-blown augmented experiences inside your app. Both SDKs are designed to integrate easily into your current app.

Run offline AR experiences for even the biggest collections in a single SDK, developing iOS and Android apps using the CraftAR service together with Unity3D. Create bigger, better, interactive Augmented Reality apps - without relying on connectivity Our CraftAR Pro SDKs are a popular choice among developers, as they combine everything you need to develop […]

We’ve restructured CraftAR to include new features that help your Image Recognition and Augmented Reality projects, from content creation to development. The new sections, like Testing Tools and Developer Portal help you get things done faster throughout your journey in CraftAR.

This article applies to the On Device Image Recognition SDK and the Augmented Reality SDK v4 +.

In order to add on-device collections to your Android app, it is necessary to:

create an on-device collection in CraftAR;
generate a collection bundle for your SDK version (On-device Image Recognition SDK or Augmented Reality SDK v4 +;
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July has been an exciting month for the Catchoom user community, as our CraftAR product team has delivered improved versions of all our mobile SDKs — as well as our popular Cordova plugins for easy cross-platform development of Image Recognition and Augmented Reality apps.
First of all, our plugins got better inside. For example, the AR Cordova plugin includes our new, more stable tracking technology. On top of that, they also offer compatibility with the latest version of Apache™ Cordova.

After several months of hard work, we are happy to bring you the latest advancements in our Augmented Reality tracking technology, offering a more reliable, stable, smoother AR experience for your branded mobile apps.
Combining the power of our top-performing, fast image recognition technology and our improved AR tracking for planar objects in the latest release of our easy-to-use SDKs, you have all that you need to amaze your users with great mobile experiences.

Adding videos with transparency to Augmented Reality scenes in CraftAR just became much easier. From now on, you can also use the web-based CraftAR Creator to add transparent videos to your AR experiences used in your mobile apps.

We are happy to announce the latest addition to our comprehensive CraftAR Image Recognition and Augmented Reality toolbox. The new CraftAR Pro SDK (available for Android and iOS) combines our native mobile Augmented Reality SDKs, On-Device Image Recognition SDKs and Cloud Image Recognition SDK capabilities into one single SDK.
Thanks to the Pro SDK, it will become easier for you to create apps with Image Recognition and Augmented Reality that can work with large collections of objects and even without Internet connection.

Fall is typically the season of ‘change’ and sharpening your skills after the relaxed Summer months. Our Image Recognition and Augmented Reality SDKs just got smarter, too, just in time for developers returning from their holidays.
Read our blog post to learn about some exciting new improvements. Here’s to developing even better Image Recognition and AR apps this September!