Top 6 Unique Augmented Reality Apps for Android
AugmenTalk: It is the world’s 1’st augmented reality video calling and AR Chatting App. Augmentalk is an excellent app for everyone who wants to experience the futuristic video calling experience. It gives users a unique experience. Video calling is the great use for augmented reality. This app works like really starting to pave the way for an AR- centric Experience the way as never before. Apart from this video calling feature, this app includes more interesting features like Augmented Chatting and you can send a holographic video message to your friends. Place 3D objects like Messi and Ronaldo in between your call. Play with fun filters like a rabbit, cat, hat, and more. Sending a video message is as simple as a normal video message however when the receivers will open the video message he asked either he can watch it on a normal version or in an augmented version. If a user chooses the option of augmented version the back camera will open and it will be started detecting the surface and then the video will play on the surface itself. And it feels like the person is in front of you. The best thing is you will all the amazing features just for free.
Snaappy — AR Social Network
Snappy is also one of the popular Social networks. You can create AR videos. The user can also compose location-based AR messages. The user can send messages with 3D animated characters, photos, videos, and text. You can create your own profile. Snappy doesn’t allow to call or chat. It only allows the user to create video message and send.
Mikasa ($1)
Mikasa lets you customize your room before you can purchase a piece of furniture and map out the perfect theme. Using your iPhone or iPad app, you can conveniently walk through your apartment, bathroom, work desk or any other space you want to design, and put 3D models of different objects to see how they look, or to explore their perfect location. More kitchen faucets, shelves, burners, and wallpapers were also added to the most recent update, giving you still more options to build your dream room.
SketchAR
Everyone has a little artistry, but not everyone has the patience to sit down and practice hand painting for hours and hours. And not a bugger? SketchAR is simply AR tracing — draw some circles on a sheet of paper and select a drawing, and SketchAR will project the image onto the page, allowing you to follow it around. It doesn’t actually trace, so you won’t be able to accurately follow the shapes, but if you’re attempting to practice simple drawing techniques it works very well.
Mondly
Mondly wasn’t soft on embracing modern technologies. For the Gear VR, there is a VR version of the app — and most excitingly — AR tech is integrated into the main app. Tap the AR tab, and you’ll be asked to reach a floor-like flat surface. If this has been noticed, the app will ask you to plunge your AR teacher down and then launch your lesson with explanations of the words as a memory aid. While it may not be something that you indulge in every day, Mondly ‘s AR side is a nice little bonus that will shake the language-learning experience up.
Pokémon Go
The game uses GPS to mark your location and move your Character in-game by using your mobile camera to display Pokémon in the real world. It works often, given that the game hasn’t crashed or frozen. Original Ingress layers, another Niantic creation, may have some similarities between the two-game developers, right down to the locations identified as Pokéstops and Gyms. So far, the game has received several updates including trading, raids, and player-versus-player battles.
