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Hi Nikhil! Do you mind filling in this contact form with a bit more details about your use case, so that our team could best support you: www.wikitude.com/enterprise-form/ Thank you!

We are thrilled to hear you like this experience! For object recognition and tracking, the entire object serves as a tracker. Hope that helps!

@Wikitude thank you for the answer! So the content visualized is depending on which marker is on the top? Or what is the magic behind this? Thanks!

@@aru1814 yes, that's correct - the augmentations are triggered by a line of sight of the faces to the camera, whichever marker faces the camera more.

@@Wikitude I see! That's very interesting development! I think it will be more cool if not only for mobile AR but also can be used with AR glasses. For such many simple task app (e.g. calculator, paint draw, notes) can be done simultaneously with two or more cubes at once, then control with hands. It will makes like mini workstation on the desk with one app, low cost cube solution.

@@aru1814 we couldn't agree more! In fact, we are already working with Metarcube creators, MSM digital to bring this experience to smart glasses. You can read more about it: spaces.qualcomm.com/

Hey! We offer a wide variety of supported frameworks. Pick and try your SDK of choice: www.wikitude.com/product/wikitude-sdk-trial/

If you are looking to get started with AR, take a look at our tutorial playlist and download the free trial of our SDK: www.wikitude.com/product/wikitude-sdk-trial/

Hi there and thanks for asking! Unfortunately, aframe and ar.js are not compatible with Wikitude SDK for JS

The Auta Super app uses AR SDK to place virtual objects in any real environment

Hi and thanks for asking! You can learn more about METARCUBE and even test a paper kit demo yourself: www.metarcube.com/

thanks for asking! Our tech team will be happy to answer all your questions in our forum: support.wikitude.com/support/home

Hi Sarath! Yes, powering the Wikitude SDK, Anyline’s text recognition API allows apps to read text, gift cards codes, bank slips, numbers, energy meters and much more! Read more about it: www.wikitude.com/showcase/text-recognition-sdk/

Thanks for asking! Here are some useful resources to help you get started: www.wikitude.com/documentation/

we are with you on this, Ami!

Hi Sam! Thanks for your interest. To get a hold of our tech team faster, could you please post your question on our forum? They will get back to you in no time: support.wikitude.com/support/home

Hi Nathalie! Thanks for your interest. To get our technical team reply to your question faster, could you please post it on our forum? You'll get a comprehensive reply ASAP support.wikitude.com/support/home

Hi there! Sorry to hear you had issues reaching our developers. I could not find your request on the forum, so would be happy if you could share the link and we will get back to you asap. Thanks! Paula

Thanks for your suggestion, Graham! Our free trial includes all Wikitude SDK features and can always be extended (free of charge). Our team is here to help also solve technical questions via the forum even if you are just getting started with Wikitude. Once you are confident and ready to publish your app, which is the only limiting factor of the trial, we can help you chose a license that best fits your use case and company. If you need anything we're here :) Thanks

Hello Nabil and thanks for asking! We suggest you post your questions at our forum. Our technical team will be glad to help you: support.wikitude.com/support/home

Hi Sinal and thank you! As our developers are not hanging around in this part of the internet, could you post your question on the Wikitude forum? Our technical team will be glad to help you there: support.wikitude.com/support/home

Hey! As our developers are not hanging around in this part of the internet, could you post your question on the Wikitude forum? Our technical team will be glad to help you there: support.wikitude.com/support/home

Hi Brolin! As our developers are not hanging around in this part of the internet, could you post your question on the Wikitude forum? Our technical team will be glad to help you there: support.wikitude.com/support/home

Amazing! Let's keeping rocking the AR world :)

Thank you! We love hearing the feedback about our technology. To your question: tracking is prone to some amount of hand occlusion, but the majority of the controller should be visible. You can always reach out to us to ask specific questions at our forum: support.wikitude.com/support/discussions

@@Wikitude Thanks for the link. Keep up the great work you do. :)

@@user-zg7mp8un6k thank you for your kind words! Our dev community is always at the heart of what we do!

glad to hear you have enjoyed this tutorial! We'll be thrilled to see what you create - don't forget to tag @wikitude!

thank you! Did you know you can try an SDK of your choice anytime - just go to the website www.wikitude.com and start your free trial!

Currently for HoloLens 1 but feel free to drop a request on our forum so it gets added faster to our roadmap ;)

Thanks for using our tutorials - we are glad to hear you figure it out! If you have any other questions, please feel free to reach out to our friendly support team on Wikitude forum

@@Wikitude Just wanted to help if someone else was confused too later on :)

@@Dweeh thanks for sharing with us, we always appreciate the feedback!

Hi Allen, thanks for your comment. As our developers are not hanging around in this part of the internet, could you post your question on the Wikitude forum? Our technical team will be glad to help you there: support.wikitude.com/support/home

Human parts detection is not available out of the box with our SDK, but you are able to combine external plugins with the Wikitude SDK. Check out our feature Plugins API.

you are very welcome! Subscribe to our channel to not miss new tutorials

we are glad you like this showcase! Visit our website www.wikitude.com/showcase to see more

Hi Jiri, we support a wide variety of devices. The more high-end, the better and smoother the AR experience will be. You can see a list of our supported devices here - www.wikitude.com/documentation/latest/android/supporteddevices.html

Yep that's correct Jiri. Wikitude also works with older/legacy devices and is not limited to high-end phones/tablets.

Hi Damir, thanks for your comment. As our developers are not hanging around in this part of the internet, may we ask you to post your question on the Wikitude forum? support.wikitude.com/support/home Our technical team will be able to help you with any specific questions. Thank you!

Hi there and thanks for asking! You would need to get a free trial key - visit our website www.wikitude.com to learn more

You also need to download Unity Remote - from Play Store or App Store :)

Learning and trying to write an app Frm the UK

thank you for reaching out! we recommend you to take a look at this free tutorial to get better understanding of how it works: ua-cam.com/video/YbFuaAxntUA/v-deo.html