Today, Google is announcing the debut of ARCore, an initiative to bring mobile-powered AR experiences to the masses like never before. Previously Google’s Tango was the best way to see powerful AR ...

Google pledged last November that Tango, its 3D-sensing camera technology that can measure objects just by looking at them, would be the hottest thing since GPS. Nikhil Chandhok, Tango’s director of ...

AR is ramping up now that app developers have the software tools to create experiences with Google’s ARCore and Apple ARKit. Apple has attracted a number of brands already and Google could catch up ...

Google's ARCore will bring augmented reality across majority of Android smartphones running 7.0 Nougat and newer. Google VR Google has launched its own augmented reality platform for the Android ...

One of Apple’s more notable announcements during the company’s Worldwide Developers Conference this year was ARKit, which allows augmented reality apps to not only run on iOS devices, but also do so ...

Google is taking a second swing at augmented reality with a new SDK called “ARCore.” The SDK is available for download today (Google should have a blog post here) along with a set of ARCore demos.

Google is hoping to have ARCore on 100 million devices by the end of the preview (no final release date was provided). Google is working with manufacturers like Samsung, Huawei, LG, Asus, and others ...

Google ARCore has been around for a couple of years at this point, but was only compatible with a limited selection of Android phones; the Google Pixel and the Samsung Galaxy. Today, ARCore is out of ...

ARCore gained a Geospatial API at Google I/O 2022 to let developers more easily place virtual content in the real world. To encourage adoption, Google is starting the ARCore Geospatial API Challenge.

At MWC 2018 last month, Google kicked the AR doors open when it launched ARCore, the spiritual successor to its now-defunct Project Tango, as a version 1.0 stable release. That was practically the ...