Building Augmented Reality Apps in RealityKit ARKit

Building Augmented Reality Apps in RealityKit & ARKit, available at $84.99, has an average rating of 4.13, with 71 lectures, based on 259 reviews, and has 2511 subscribers.

You will learn about Building augmented reality applications using RealityKit Building augmented reality applications using ARKit Integration between RealityKit and SwiftUI Creating scenes using Reality Composer This course is ideal for individuals who are Developers who are interested in learning how to build AR apps using RealityKit or Developers who wants to take their skills to the next level or Developers who want to build apps for rumored Apple glasses. It is particularly useful for Developers who are interested in learning how to build AR apps using RealityKit or Developers who wants to take their skills to the next level or Developers who want to build apps for rumored Apple glasses.

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Summary

Title: Building Augmented Reality Apps in RealityKit & ARKit

Price: $84.99

Average Rating: 4.13

Number of Lectures: 71

Number of Published Lectures: 71

Number of Curriculum Items: 71

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 71

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Building augmented reality applications using RealityKit

Building augmented reality applications using ARKit

Integration between RealityKit and SwiftUI

Creating scenes using Reality Composer

Who Should Attend

Developers who are interested in learning how to build AR apps using RealityKit

Developers who wants to take their skills to the next level

Developers who want to build apps for rumored Apple glasses.

Target Audiences

Developers who are interested in learning how to build AR apps using RealityKit

Developers who wants to take their skills to the next level

Developers who want to build apps for rumored Apple glasses.

Augmented Reality has proven to be the next big innovation in technology. Google, Apple, Facebook, Microsoft and many other companies are investing a lot of time and money in building AR wearable devices. Augmented Reality apps will become mainstream in the near future and it is important for us developers to start learning how to build AR apps. In this course, you will learn how to build AR apps using Apple’s RealityKit framework.

Let’s check out the contents of the course:

Getting started

Gestures

Importing models into your world

Occlusion, unlit and video materials

Physics

AR coaching

Measurement app

Image tracking

Light

Reality composer

Face anchors and object anchors

Furniture store app

Persistence

Location based anchors

All lectures are accompanied with downloadable resource files.

Who is this course for?

Developers who are interested in learning how to build AR apps using RealityKit

Developers who wants to take their skills to the next level

Developers who want to build apps for rumored Apple glasses.

I have been teaching on Udemy since 2016 and have more than 65K students. I have over 20+ courses on Udemy and I take pride in answering all student questions. Take a look at some of the reviews from my students.

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This course is definitely a must, the first thing a developer should see before typing “Hello World!”. 100% recommended. It’s my second programming course with Mohammad Azam, he’s an excellent teacher, he explains clearly, his voice and diction is perfect for learning, and while I’m thinking about my doubts he answers them almost immediately in the videos, it’s as if he will read my mind, when in reality it is because his methodology is perfect.

I know you are excited about diving into RealityKit. Let’s go and get started.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Prerequisites

Lecture 3: Exercise Files

Chapter 2: Getting Started

Lecture 1: Understanding the Concepts

Lecture 2: Resources

Lecture 3: Creating Your First AR Project

Lecture 4: Resource: Wireless Debugging

Lecture 5: Adding Your First Model Entity

Lecture 6: Adding Multiple Model Entities

Lecture 7: Adding Text

Chapter 3: Gestures

Lecture 1: Adding Tap Gestures to Virtual Objects

Lecture 2: Ray Casting and Adding Virtual Objects Using ARAnchor

Lecture 3: Ray Casting and Adding Object Using Anchor Entity

Lecture 4: Scale, Rotate and Moving Virtual Objects

Chapter 4: Importing Models into your World

Lecture 1: Importing Models Using USDZ Files

Lecture 2: Asynchronously Importing Models Using USDZ Files

Lecture 3: Loading Multiple Models

Lecture 4: Loading Entities with Animations

Chapter 5: Occlusion, Unlit and Video Materials

Lecture 1: What is Occlusion?

Lecture 2: Resource: Occlusion Example YouTube Video

Lecture 3: Implementing Occlusion in RealityKit

Lecture 4: Video Materials

Lecture 5: Unlit Material

Lecture 6: Image Texture

Lecture 7: Loading Multiple Image Textures Asynchronously

Chapter 6: Physics

Lecture 1: Hello Gravity

Lecture 2: Collision Detection Example 1

Lecture 3: Collision Detection Example 2

Lecture 4: Collision Detection and Filters

Lecture 5: Collision Detection and Physics

Lecture 6: Implementing MovableEntity

Chapter 7: AR Coaching

Lecture 1: What is AR Coaching?

Lecture 2: Implementing AR Coaching

Chapter 8: Measurement App

Lecture 1: What we will be building?

Lecture 2: Setting Up Initial Project

Lecture 3: Adding Virtual Points to the Real World

Chapter 9: Image Tracking

Lecture 1: What is Image Detection?

Lecture 2: Resource: Image Detection AR Watch

Lecture 3: Implementing Image Detection

Lecture 4: Image Detection and Video Material

Chapter 10: Light

Lecture 1: Point Light

Lecture 2: Directional Light

Lecture 3: Spotlight

Chapter 11: Reality Composer

Lecture 1: What is Reality Composer?

Lecture 2: Creating Scenes in Reality Composer

Lecture 3: Adding Behaviors

Lecture 4: Trigger Actions in Xcode through Reality Composer

Lecture 5: Post Notification from Xcode to Trigger Action in Reality Composer

Chapter 12: Face and Objects Anchors

Lecture 1: What are Face Anchors?

Lecture 2: Implementing Face Anchors

Lecture 3: Scanning Models for Object Anchors

Lecture 4: Resources

Lecture 5: Implementing Object Anchors

Chapter 13: Project Time – Furniture Store

Lecture 1: What we will be building?

Lecture 2: Displaying Furniture Images and Implementing FurnitureListViewModel

Lecture 3: Loading Selected Furniture

Lecture 4: Adding Coaching Overlay

Chapter 14: Persistence

Lecture 1: What we will be building?

Lecture 2: Understanding the Starter Project

Lecture 3: Saving World Map

Lecture 4: Loading the Saved World Map

Lecture 5: Display Mapping Status and Saved Alerts

Chapter 15: Understanding ARGeoAnchor

Lecture 1: What are ARGeoAnchors?

Lecture 2: Tour of the Starter Project

Lecture 3: Checking Support for Geo Anchors

Lecture 4: Finding Users Current Location

Lecture 5: Placing ARGeoAnchors based on Users Current Location

Lecture 6: Adding ARGeoAnchors on Tap Gesture

Lecture 7: Resources

Chapter 16: Conclusion

Lecture 1: Next Steps

Lecture 2: Bonus Lecture

Instructors

Mohammad Azam
Apple Featured iOS Developer and iOS Instructor

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 2 votes

2 stars: 5 votes

3 stars: 20 votes

4 stars: 62 votes

5 stars: 170 votes

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