Wikitude SDKon Smart Glasses

Andreas HauserHead of Mobile Development

Wikitude GmbH

Augmented Planet 2014

Wikitude SDK

● Easy coding: JavaScript● Supporting 3D Models● Image Recognition● Running on Smart Glasses● iOS & Android

Eyewear

Google Glass Vuzix M-100 Optinvent ORA Epson BT-200

App runs on glass

Controlson Device*

See through

Specials Monocular Monocular Monocular BinocularVoice Commands Wireless GPS in-built Built in GPS,Lightweight, GDK controller Flip-view, Binocular, longSpecial UI small display, Kickstarter-Project battery life, FoV

3D stereoscopic view

* having this is not necessarily positive

What you expect to see (augmented)

source: 1iphone5wallpaper.com; cdn.shopify.com

What you see (Glasses)

source: 1iphone5wallpaper.com; cdn.shopify.com

Epson ORA

Google Glass

(subjective experience)

Vuzix M-100

What you see (Smartphone, Tablet)

source: 1iphone5wallpaper.com; cdn.shopify.com

Wikitude SDK Development

“World” Wikitude SDK

What to recognize?Experience Definition in

JavaScript / HTML

Available for iOS, Android, Glasses, PhoneGap, Xamarin,

Titanium

+ =

Easy to embed in existing app

Implement once - deploy everywhere

AR in your app

// Create a transparent video drawablevar video = new AR.VideoDrawable("transparentVideo.mp4", 0.7, { offsetX: -0.2, offsetY: -0.12, isTransparent: true});

myAndroidWikitudeARView.load(“myExperience/index.html”);

Wikitude SDK Development

1. Develop “AR Scenario” in JavaScript (“World”)

2. Test offline via SDK Sample app or remote using Wikitude Client

3. Experience may then run on any of Wikitude’s platforms

4. Use trial key for your own app, License key required for applications you

want to publish

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Wikitude SDK Intro guide http://goo.gl/AFL72o