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Curious about Augmented Reality, You have come to the right place.

Create Your Own Augmented Reality Application
Description
Create Your Own Augmented reality (AR) Apps in No Time using Free Tools without Experience Explore this wonderful world
Learn What is Augmented Reality and how you can use your own smartphone, android and iOS to start exploring this wonderful world of Augmented Reality.
For this course you will need an Android Smartphone or iPhone.
Power of Augmented Reality
I came across Augmented Reality in 2015 after watching a video of Augmented Reality 3D Modeling App. I was fascinated to know that such technology actually exists. So I started researching on different Augmented Reality platform. I looked for a way to start playing with Augmented Reality at Home without advance equipment using things we all have at home. Now I'm sharing this knowledge with you.
Pokemon Go game is the best example of Augmented Reality. Other than that Augmented Reality apps expand over a wide range of topics from Education, Business, Architecture, Health Industry, Home Decoration and obviously mobile gaming.
What you will Learn in This Course:
What is Augmented Reality?
How does Augmented Reality work?
Types of Augmented Reality
Augmented reality devices
What is an Augmented Reality Cube?
Photo slideshow & list of apps for the Augmented Reality Cube
A FREE "Augment Learning with Augmented Reality Cube" printable poster!
Classroom integration ideas for the Augmented Reality Cube
How to setup Augmented Reality Cubes in your home and everywhere
External links for Augmented Reality Cube
Who this course is for:
Augmented Reality Geeks
Anyone who wants to Know what is Augmented Reality
Anyone who wants to start playing with Augmented Reality at home without advance equipment
Requirements
A Windows or Mac Computer system
Android SmartPhone or an iPhone
A Will to Apply, Not Just watch

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