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We use some AR tech for our company, and we have an AR app developed on our site that let’s us call up some 3D models. I just did it this morning and it worked just fine.

When I try to call up the google AR tiger, https://arvr.google.com/scene-viewer?file=https://storage.googleapis.com/ar-answers-in-search-models/static/Tiger/model.glb&title=Tiger

It just shows the tiger on a blank canvas, and I can’t put him in my environment. Google AR core is installed

I am currently doing a survey for my PhD studies. Unfortunately, I can’t go out to do the data collection due to the current situation with travel restrictions.

This questionnaire is about the use of AR in heritage sites and peoples acceptability of this. If you have visited any heritage site before, (there are many heritages around us, the most common one is the UNESCO World Heritage Site such as Macau old town, Great Wall, Forbidden City, Castle in kyoto. There are 1000s more around the world

https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/ARTourism

I just released my first game! It’s a large scale augmented reality action/adventure game on iOS called „Shrouded Citadel“. You physically walk, run, crawl, and dodge traps as if you were moving through this large dungeon escape room yourself. There are no Ads, microtransactions, or invasive data collecting whatsoever. You don’t even need an internet connection to play, just a large outdoor space. Because of the way it’s played, I had to work out a way to prevent players moving through walls like most AR/VR games. When pushing on a wall the game moves the entire in-game environment with you. This also doubles as a much needed safety feature for dealing with real world obstacles.

This demo video shows a lot of the features and functionality in the game: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jKA0UWSoi_M

If anyone is interested I have more info and a links to the lite and paid versions on our website: shroudedcitadel.com. I hope you get a chance to check it out. I have no prior experience with making games or coding in general but any feedback will be and has been incredibly enlightening.

(hoping to get an Android port going)