ARCore Dance Party - Uri Shaked, Blackberry

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The document discusses creating augmented reality apps using ARCore and SceneForm. It introduces the speaker Uri Shaked, who is a Google Developer Expert that loves robotics, electronics, salsa dancing and playing the pan flute. It then provides an overview of ARCore, SceneForm and the steps to create a basic AR app with SceneForm in Android Studio using 3D models, plane detection and model animation.

Tecnología

ARCore Dance Party!
Augmented Reality with SceneForm
Uri Shaked
@UriShaked
Droidcon Tel Aviv
October 2018

@UriShaked
Meet The Speaker
• Google Developer Expert

@UriShaked
Meet The Speaker
• Google Developer Expert
• I love Robotics and Electronics

@UriShaked
Meet The Speaker
• Google Developer Expert
• I love Robotics and Electronics
• I dance Salsa and play the Peruvian pan flute

@UriShaked
Meet The Speaker
• Google Developer Expert
• I love Robotics and Electronics
• I dance Salsa and play the Peruvian pan flute
• I work for BlackBerry

@UriShaked
Augmented Reality
Placing virtual objects in the real world

@UriShaked
ARCore
• Track phone movements in Real Time
• Find surfaces (planes) in the real world
• Estimate lighting
• You can run ARCore in the emulator

@UriShaked
Creating ARCore Apps
• Unity - Most Popular, Cross-Platform
• WebXR - Still under development, Cross-Platform
• OpenGL API - Don't even try...
• SceneForm - Simple, we will do it today

@UriShaked
What's SceneForm?
• Scene Graph API - What to render, now how
• Android Studio Plugin
• Simple ARCore Integration
• No support for animated 3d models (yet) 😢

@UriShaked
ArFragment
• Add it to your layouts
• Ensure ARCore is installed
• Asks for Camera permission, if needed

@UriShaked
Let's Code!
• Create a new Kotlin project
• Follow setup instructions:
◦ Add dependencies
◦ Update Manifest
◦ Add ArFragment

@UriShaked
Get 3D Models Quickly
Poly
SketchFab
Mixamo

@UriShaked
Importing 3D Models
• Create a Sample Data directory, put model inside
• Import it using SceneForm Plugin
• Create a ModelRenderable:
ModelRenderable.builder()
.setSource(fragment.context, uri).build()

@UriShaked
Placing the Models
• Use fragment.arSceneView.arFrame.hitTest()
• Create an AnchorNode from hit.createAnchor()
• Set the node's renderable property, attach to
fragment.arSceneView.scene

@UriShaked
Adding Interactivity
• Using TransformableNode
• Using setOnTapListener

@UriShaked
Animating
Animate the node properties using an ObjectAnimator:
• localPosition
• localScale
• localRotation

@UriShaked
What's Next?
• Cloud Anchors
• Augmented Images

@UriShaked
Learn more...
• ARCore Reference
• SceneForm Tutorial
• ARCore on the Web (WebXR)

See you next time!
@UriShaked
Thank you !
Slides:
https://go.urish.org/arcore-slides

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ARCore Dance Party - Uri Shaked, Blackberry

1. ARCore Dance Party! Augmented Reality with SceneForm Uri Shaked @UriShaked Droidcon Tel Aviv October 2018

2. @UriShaked Meet The Speaker • Google Developer Expert

3. @UriShaked Meet The Speaker • Google Developer Expert • I love Robotics and Electronics

4. @UriShaked Meet The Speaker • Google Developer Expert • I love Robotics and Electronics

5. @UriShaked Meet The Speaker • Google Developer Expert • I love Robotics and Electronics • I dance Salsa and play the Peruvian pan flute

6. @UriShaked Meet The Speaker • Google Developer Expert • I love Robotics and Electronics • I dance Salsa and play the Peruvian pan flute • I work for BlackBerry

7. @UriShaked Augmented Reality Placing virtual objects in the real world

8. @UriShaked ARCore • Track phone movements in Real Time • Find surfaces (planes) in the real world • Estimate lighting • You can run ARCore in the emulator

9. @UriShaked Creating ARCore Apps • Unity - Most Popular, Cross-Platform • WebXR - Still under development, Cross-Platform • OpenGL API - Don't even try... • SceneForm - Simple, we will do it today

10. @UriShaked What's SceneForm? • Scene Graph API - What to render, now how • Android Studio Plugin • Simple ARCore Integration • No support for animated 3d models (yet) 😢

11. @UriShaked ArFragment • Add it to your layouts • Ensure ARCore is installed • Asks for Camera permission, if needed

12. @UriShaked Let's Code! • Create a new Kotlin project • Follow setup instructions: ◦ Add dependencies ◦ Update Manifest ◦ Add ArFragment

13. @UriShaked Get 3D Models Quickly Poly SketchFab Mixamo

14. @UriShaked Importing 3D Models • Create a Sample Data directory, put model inside • Import it using SceneForm Plugin • Create a ModelRenderable: ModelRenderable.builder() .setSource(fragment.context, uri).build()

15. @UriShaked Placing the Models • Use fragment.arSceneView.arFrame.hitTest() • Create an AnchorNode from hit.createAnchor() • Set the node's renderable property, attach to fragment.arSceneView.scene

16. @UriShaked Adding Interactivity • Using TransformableNode • Using setOnTapListener

17. @UriShaked Animating Animate the node properties using an ObjectAnimator: • localPosition • localScale • localRotation

18. @UriShaked What's Next? • Cloud Anchors • Augmented Images

19. @UriShaked Learn more... • ARCore Reference • SceneForm Tutorial • ARCore on the Web (WebXR)

20. See you next time! @UriShaked Thank you ! Slides: https://go.urish.org/arcore-slides

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