Augmented reality solutions for interactive & lifelike product experiences

Real-time virtual try-ons

3D AR viewer
Engaging AR ads
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Augmented reality solutions are applications and systems that use computer-generated content. It overlays digital information onto the real world through devices, such as smartphones, tablets, or AR glasses. AR solutions combine the physical and digital worlds to create interactive experiences for your e-commerce and retail consumers.
To create AR applications, you will need a variety of skills, such as knowledge of programming languages, AR frameworks (like ARKit), 3D modeling, and UI/UX design. You can use cloud infrastructure to build scalable AR solutions. Plus, your AR-enabled hardware and software require continuous maintenance and support.
AR uses computer vision and sensor fusion (camera, gyroscope, accelerometer, LiDAR) to map the environment. This, in turn, forms part of the visual experience or the self-perception of the person. AR performs the function with the help of cameras, sensors, and software. It will scan what is around you and then put digital content into context.
Marker-based AR works with an image or a QR code as a trigger to display digital information. Markerless AR uses the GPS, sensors, and SLAM to enable a location-based display. Projected AR plays visuals onto physical surfaces. Superimposition AR overlays a physical product onto a digital one, such as virtual try-on.
AR can transform the e-commerce, retail, education, healthcare, real estate, and manufacturing sectors. As the AR hardware capabilities develop, their focus will be less on smartphones. It will move towards the use of lightweight eyewear. Thus, you can use AR like a hands-free and natural solution. According to analysts, the AR will form an indispensable digital layer in everyday routines.
When it comes to developing augmented solutions, you can encounter some challenges. They include ensuring accurate real-time object recognition, easy integration between digital and physical environments, and optimizing performance across diverse hardware. Developers must address issues of latency, user experience, and data privacy for maintaining scalability and affordability. Plus, designing intuitive interfaces and achieving reliable spatial mapping remain key technical and usability hurdles in AR development.













