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  • Released
  • Updated
  • October 2, 2009
  • March 29, 2019
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About

Experience augmented reality by scanning objects and images to unlock digital content. Discover AR campaigns, games, and projects, or create your own without coding. Bring everyday items to life with interactive elements.

Augmented reality scanning
Object and image augmentation
Power Search for AR content
AR project creation without coding
Publish AR experiences easily
Bring packages and print to life
AR campaign monitoring
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What's New in Wikitude

8.7.1

March 29, 2019

Fixes an issue where augmentations for landscape target images are not aligned correctly

User reviews

Great app for finding historical stuff

I recently used wikitude at an old town in the mountains of North Carolina and the app did a great job in showing me the locations of some great sites. I couldn't recommend this app enough , especially if you are in another country where it may be hard to find good historical areas using just a local map.
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Having an issue with the search feature

I am a student with PivotPoint. My classmates have the app and seem to have no trouble searching for that, but when I search anything, it does nothing. I have checked the permissions and all of it seems fine. My iOS version is 9.3.2. Any help with this would be appreciated.

Won't connect

I got this to work once then the next time kept telling me I had no internet connection . There was no issue connecting to the web with any other app but this one.

Nice idea…but

I live in a suburban area outside of St. Louis. NOTHING registers in the natural environment either here or in downtown St. Louis. The “magic” view of magazines is extremely rare. While I like the concept very much, this technology seems to have fallen by the wayside.

An idea

If you could add a way that I could view the app in stereoscopic 3D and this would be perfect and actually something I have dreamed about for years.

FAQ

What does the Wikitude app do?

The app uses computer vision technology to allow users to experience augmented reality content by scanning objects and images. It connects you with the world in a new way, enabling you to discover AR campaigns, promotions, games, and more.

How can I create AR experiences with this app?

Businesses can use the Wikitude App in conjunction with the Studio Editor to create AR projects. Marketers can log into the web-based Studio, design an AR project in minutes without programming skills, and publish it directly to the Wikitude App.

Is the Wikitude app free to use?

Based on the provided information, the Wikitude app is available for free. There is no mention of subscription fees or paid versions for end-users.

What kind of content can I bring to life with AR?

You can bring various items to life, including packages, banners, brochures, magazines, books, and labels. This is achieved by adding videos, animations, 3D models, social media links, and customized buttons to these physical objects.

Can I use this app on any device?

The developers are constantly optimizing Wikitude for the best possible user experience on as many platforms and devices as possible. For specific compatibility details, it's recommended to check the app store listing for your device.