Apple ARKit vs. Wikitude Augmented Reality SDK

Apple ARKit is best where AR experience will enhance user understanding of the product. For instance, for a furniture app, AR via Apple ARKit can help users get an understanding of how the furniture will look. It also works well for use cases where we want to give human movement as an input for AR, so for instance for clothing apps that want users to see how they will look in a particular clothing style, etc.

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The augmentations and detection of images are pretty good. There are no unnecessary effects. Efficient setup and documentation are pretty good. And most importantly good support from services. We can even use this without deep knowledge about AR because SDK makes it simpler for us to use.

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• Great sync between hardware and software
• Visual-inertial odometry with ARKit2 is the best.

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• Cross-Device Publishing
• Content Creation
• Augmented images
• For Training / Education

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• At times it can be laggy, taking time to recognize things
• Limited to iOS

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• Model target detection have low accuracy.
• All features are not free
• Not a big community. So not getting more update

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They are always proactive, instead of us getting to them about a problem or a new feature. Always quick to respond any time of the day. Hence, 10/10.

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Apple ARKit is way finer and is the best option for iOS.

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It was easy to understand and it has many examples in their SDK. It has good service support so if you are stuck at anything then you will get the help of team

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• It improved user retention.
• It increased the app size, which is a drawback.

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• Its easy to understand so we can save time in developing
• Its not free to use all features. So use it wisely.
• It doesnt require deep knowledge so one can easily code it with help of sdk examples

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