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AR Measure: A digital meter on iPhone
(10) | 27/06/2017 | Translate: With ARKit, the augmented reality system that is included in iOS 11, Laan Labs developers offer a trial version of the app “AR Measure”, a stuff measuring program with an iPhone camera.
The user starts the AR Measure and directs his iPhone where you want to start measuring, clicks and then direct the phone to the endpoint. The application will automatically calculate and indicate the measurement. The AR Measure should be available to the public in September, when iOS 11 will be in the final version.
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