ARKit
FrameworkOpen-source projects built with ARKit
There are currently 17 open-source projects built with ARKit, with a combined total of 21.8k GitHub stars. The most common language among these projects is Swift.
Showing 17 open-source projects
An iOS library that combines ARKit's local accuracy with CoreLocation's GPS scale to place AR objects using real-world coordinates.
An iOS library that combines ARKit's local accuracy with CoreLocation's GPS scale to place AR objects using real-world coordinates.
A Swift camera system for iOS providing easy integration, customizable media capture, and image streaming.
React Native binding for iOS ARKit, enabling augmented reality app development with 3D components and plane detection.
An iOS framework for capturing videos, photos, Live Photos, and GIFs directly from ARKit content without screen recording.
A collection of Swift code examples demonstrating Depth APIs on iOS devices with dual or TrueDepth cameras.
A Flutter plugin for integrating Apple's ARKit framework to build augmented reality experiences on iOS.
A Swift library that uses ARKit Face Tracking to require users to smile before unlocking an iOS app.
A collection of practical ARKit 2.0 sample projects for iOS developers, featuring drawing, 3D modeling, physics, and face detection.
A comprehensive beginner's guide to ARKit with step-by-step lessons covering Swift, iOS, SceneKit, and ARKit features.
An iOS app that uses ChatGPT to generate ARKit code from spoken prompts, placing and manipulating 3D objects in augmented reality.
An example iOS app demonstrating best practices for placing virtual objects using ARKit with visual feedback and gesture interactions.
An iOS demo app that combines ARKit and CoreLocation for augmented reality navigation in the real world.
Build persistent cloud-based AR apps that anchor digital content to real-world locations using ARKit and Swift.
A Swift Playground demonstrating ARKit capabilities with multiple augmented reality scene examples.
Detects objects in real-time using Firebase ML Kit and displays 3D AR labels via ARKit and SceneKit.
An interactive Swift Playground book that teaches ARKit basics and builds a navigation aid for the visually impaired.
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