PICTARIZE was really simple for making AR. This program uses an image as a "TARGET" -- and then projects an AUGMENTED REALITY image on top of that.
Thus I used my bird-airplane print at QUELAB as a "target" -- and projected an AUGMENTED REALITY airplane on top of that. After going to this LINK (and maybe hit "publish" and "build) one only has to hoover his smart phone over the print (like scanning a QR Code) to get the 3D airplane to show up over the print exactly:
I used this image from my PRINT below as a "target" -- and uploaded this GLB file as the AR "content."
Link to preview test the Augmented Reality experience
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for sensing different targets and different AR experiences
Now I have to figure out how to get that code and host the AR on a website of my choosing.
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I found PICTARIZE on the MindAR.org website.
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Apparently she used both A-Frame and MindAR to create this AR exhibition. I tried to do the same but failed last year.
My goal is still to use AUGMENTED REALITY -- with "TARGETS" -- to place my fake sculptures in specific places in the Albuquerque Museum Sculpture Garden -- as I did with AI mock-up below, next to Allan Houser's real sculpture:
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OTHER
- Web-enabled AR experiences -- AR choice between GPS and TARGET
- Does this URL put an airplane at Quelab? -- https://pages.swcp.com/~krrrl/plane/
The UNM ARTSLAB has a tutorial about making AR inside of UNITY:
- (YouTube): CITH Workshop: Moon in My Room | UNM ARTSLab
