Apple's ARKit augmented reality platform has been released. Many developers have used their own ideas and launched many interesting AR applications. The latest AR drone application from Apple's ARKit platform allows us to experience the experience of operating drones in any location.
"ARKit is a game change," said Taylor Moore, co-founder of CircleSquare Entertainment. "We realized that we could bring an unprecedented augmented reality experience for iOS users, just like carrying a drone in their pockets, and they can fly it anytime, anywhere."
Drones are not allowed in many places nowadays, so we can use augmented reality technology to experience how virtual drones fly in these places. At present, this application is mainly based on entertainment, but it still shows more potential for the future. In the company hours, its goal is to achieve the characteristics of automatic flight.
In the future, if this type of application continues to develop, it can be modeled based on the flight characteristics or control interface of the UAV, becoming a professional drone operation training tool. Newcomers can use virtual drones to practice techniques without risking the risk of drones crashing. At the same time for experienced operators, it can also be used to practice more complex flying actions and special effects.
In addition to being used for training, it can also provide the possibility of simulation flight, calculate the best route and the best shooting angle, and upload a flight data of a real autopilot drone after completion. Applications like Litchi have been able to do this on Google Earth, but ARX-based simulators are a more effective approach.
This app is currently available for download, but it costs $1.99. If you are a user interested in drones, you might as well experience what it feels like to operate a virtual drone.
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