Maurizio Moriconi - ARKit: Augmented Reality made simple - Codemotion Milan 2017

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How to use iOS device camera and motion features to produce augmented reality experience! In this talk we do an overview on this new Apple framework and make some demos to show how developers implements cool features in our apps.

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ARKit: Augmented Reality made simple
Maurizio Moriconi
CODEMOTION MILAN - SPECIAL EDITION
10 – 11 NOVEMBER 2017

Chi Sono?
CTO, Mobile Developer
Community
Co-FounderMaurizio Moriconi
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Augmented Reality (AR)
Virtual Reality + Reality Reality
Uso della camera o di occhiali per “aumentare”
la realtà con oggetti 3D virtuali

ARKit
• Framework per mobile
• E’ ad ALTO livello!
• Funziona solo su iOS!!!

Requisiti ARKit
• iPhone SE
• iPhone 6s
• iPhone 6s Plus
• iPhone 7
• iPhone 7 Plus
• iPhone 8
• iPhone 8 Plus
• iPhone X
• iPad 2017
• iPad Pro 9.7 pollici
• iPad Pro 10.5 pollici
• iPad Pro 12.9 pollici

Tracking
• Tracciamento in real time della posizione del dispositivo nel
mondo reale!
• Visual-inertial odometry (VIO)
• Nessun setup “esterno” (no marker)

Scene understanding
• Plane detection
• Light estimation
• Hit-testing

ARSession
Framework basato su sessione, che gira a 60 frames al secondo!
La sessione può essere lanciata, messa in pausa, reimpostata:
• ARSessionObserver per gestire i cambi di stato della sessione
• ARSessionDelegate per ricevere i frames catturati e
aggiornamenti sugli anchor

ARConfiguration
Tre configurazioni:
• AROrientationTrackingConfiguration
• ARWorldTrackingConfiguration
• ARFaceTrackingConfiguration
Abilita anche la light estimation, e il plane detection

ARFrame
La sessione cattura dei frame che contengono
• l’immagine catturata
• informazioni sul tracking
• informazioni sulla scena: tracking points e
condizioni di luce

ARAnchor
Un anchor è punto posizionato ed orientato nel mondo reale.
ARKit si occupa di mantenere fissa la posizione e l’orientamento
di un anchor se l’utente muove la camera.
E’ necessario aggiungere gli anchor nella ARSession.

Feature Points
Punti estratti dall’analisi dei frames!
Possibili problematiche
nell’estrazione:
• Poca luce
• Poche “texture”
• Movimenti veloci

Plane detection
Da un insieme di feature points è possibile ricostruire un piano.
Per ora solo orizzontale :(
Se è abilitato il planeDetection in automatico vengono aggiunti
degli ARPlaneAnchor!
E’ possibile fare plane merging!

Hit Testing
Intercetta un punto nella scena reale
Utilizza le informazioni della scena
I risultati sono ordinati per distanza
(dal più “vicino” al più “lontano”)
Ci sono diversi tipi di Hit-test

Light estimation
Si attiva dalla configurazione (lightEstimationEnabled)
E’ possibile riconoscere:
• ambientIntensity (1000 neutrale)
• ambientColorTemperature (6500 luce “bianca”)

ARKit
Scene UnderstandingTracking Rendering

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