Flutter ARKit Course Build 15+ Augmented Reality iOS Apps

Flutter ARKit Course – Build 15+ Augmented Reality iOS Apps, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 3.25, with 63 lectures, based on 34 reviews, and has 418 subscribers.

You will learn about Flutter AR Apps Development Create Augmented Reality Apps that Run on iPhones Build AR Apps for your Business or Organisation Build Simple, Interactive Mobile Applications with Augmented Reality Functions Integrate and Program ARKit with Flutter SDK Create your own Augmented Reality Apps This course is ideal for individuals who are Basic Programming Knowledge or Basic XCode IDE Knowledge It is particularly useful for Basic Programming Knowledge or Basic XCode IDE Knowledge.

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Summary

Title: Flutter ARKit Course – Build 15+ Augmented Reality iOS Apps

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 3.25

Number of Lectures: 63

Number of Published Lectures: 63

Number of Curriculum Items: 63

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 63

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Flutter AR Apps Development

Create Augmented Reality Apps that Run on iPhones

Build AR Apps for your Business or Organisation

Build Simple, Interactive Mobile Applications with Augmented Reality Functions

Integrate and Program ARKit with Flutter SDK

Create your own Augmented Reality Apps

Who Should Attend

Basic Programming Knowledge

Basic XCode IDE Knowledge

Target Audiences

Basic Programming Knowledge

Basic XCode IDE Knowledge

In this course you will learn how to make mobile augmented reality apps using flutter sdk and flutter dart programming language with Apple ARKit for developing iOS apps.

Augmented reality is an interactive experience of a real-world environment where the objects that reside in the real world are enhanced by computer-generated perceptual information, sometimes across multiple sensory modalities, including visual, auditory, haptic, somatosensory and olfactory.

Augmented reality (AR) is a technology that lets people superimpose digital content (images, sounds, text) over real-life scenes. AR got a lot of attention in 2016 when the game Pokémon Go made it possible to interact with Pokémon superimposed on the world via a smartphone screen. Augmented Reality Apps are software applications which merge the digital visual (audio and other types also) content into the user’s real-world environment. Some other popular examples of AR apps include AcrossAir, Google Sky Map, Layar, Lookator, SpotCrime, PokemonGo etc.

We will use ArKit. ARKit combines device motion tracking, camera scene capture, advanced scene processing, and display conveniences to simplify the task of building an AR experience. You can create many kinds of AR experiences with these technologies using the front or rear camera of an iOS device. Build unparalleled augmented reality experiences for hundreds of millions of users on iOS and iPadOS, the biggest AR platforms in the world. With powerful frameworks like ARKit and RealityKit, and creative tools like Reality Composer and Reality Converter, it’s never been easier to bring your ideas to life in AR. ARKit introduces a brand-new Depth API, creating a new way to access the detailed depth information gathered by the LiDAR Scanner on iPhone 12 Pro, iPhone 12 Pro Max, and iPad Pro.Location Anchoring leverages the higher-resolution data in Apple Maps to place AR experiences at a specific point in the world in your iPhone and iPad apps.* And face tracking is now supported on all devices with the Apple Neural Engine and a front-facing camera, so even more users can experience the joy of AR in photos and videos.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Course Requirements and Tools

Lecture 2: Introduction

Chapter 2: Flutter SDK Setup on Mac OS

Lecture 1: Flutter SDK Complete Step by Step Setup

Chapter 3: AR Hello World App

Lecture 1: Setup new Project and ARKit Flutter Pluggin Setup

Lecture 2: App Name and Pod Setup

Lecture 3: How to do AR App Testing on iPhone

Lecture 4: Create HelloWorld Screen and Import AR Packages

Lecture 5: Create AR Kit Scene View

Lecture 6: Create AR Text

Lecture 7: Completing App and Testing the App

Chapter 4: AR Geometric Plane App

Lecture 1: Setting up Flutter AR Project

Lecture 2: Add Plane Screen

Lecture 3: Import AR Packages

Lecture 4: Create ARKit Scene View

Lecture 5: Implementing the Create Plane Function

Lecture 6: Navigate user to Plane Screen

Lecture 7: Set App Name and Bundle Identifier

Lecture 8: Finishing App and Testing the App

Chapter 5: AR Geometric Shapes App

Lecture 1: Setup a new AR Flutter Project

Lecture 2: Add Geometric Shapes Screen

Lecture 3: Import AR Packages

Lecture 4: Create AR Kit Scene View

Lecture 5: Implement all Geometric Shapes in our App

Lecture 6: App Name and Pod Setup

Lecture 7: Testing the App

Chapter 6: AR Animated Dancing Character App

Lecture 1: Setup a new Flutter Project with ARKit Pluggin

Lecture 2: Create Animated Character Screen

Lecture 3: Import AR Packages

Lecture 4: Implement ARKit View

Lecture 5: Add Plane for Animated Fixed Character

Lecture 6: idleFixed .dae (DAE File is a 3D Interchange File) Character

Lecture 7: Dance Fixed .dae (.dae dancing character) – [DAE File is a 3D Interchange File]

Lecture 8: Set Home Screen for App

Lecture 9: Pod Setup and Setup the App Name

Lecture 10: Completing App and Testing App

Chapter 7: AR Earth Map App

Lecture 1: Setting up a New Flutter Project

Lecture 2: Add Earth Rotating Screen

Lecture 3: import AR Packages

Lecture 4: Create AR Scene View

Lecture 5: Add Earth Map Material and Make it Sphere

Lecture 6: Add Earth Map Sphere to ARKit Node

Lecture 7: Set Rotation for Earth Map Sphere

Lecture 8: Pod Setup and Setup App Name

Lecture 9: Completing App and Testing the App

Chapter 8: AR Bird App

Lecture 1: Create and Setup a new Project

Lecture 2: Create Custom Bird Object Screen

Lecture 3: Import AR Packages

Lecture 4: Create ARKit Scene View

Lecture 5: Add Custom Bird 3D Object to ARKit Reference Node

Lecture 6: Setting up Pods and App Name

Lecture 7: Testing the App

Chapter 9: AR Panorama App

Lecture 1: Setup a new Flutter Project

Lecture 2: Add 360 3D Image to AR Scene View

Lecture 3: Finishing and Testing the App

Chapter 10: AR Measurement App

Lecture 1: Setup a new Flutter Project

Lecture 2: Implementing Add AR Points Node & Add Sphere Functions

Lecture 3: Implementing Calculate Distance & Draw Line Between Points Functions

Lecture 4: Create ArKit Scene View

Lecture 5: Finishing & Testing the App

Chapter 11: Where to go from here

Lecture 1: Where to go from here

Lecture 2: Please Rate our Course

Chapter 12: ARKit Flutter Pluggin .zip File

Lecture 1: ARKit Flutter Pluggin .zip file

Lecture 2: Thank you

Instructors

Coding Cafe
Web and Mobile Applications Development

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4 stars: 7 votes

5 stars: 16 votes

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