AR Missile HD vs AR Solar System PRO

"AR Missile HD", the innovative AR (Augmented Reality) app. Because target painting is so last century! The AR Missile HD app allows you to shoot missiles at anything within your camera's sights. Simply tap the screen to send missiles flying along beautiful trajectories before exploding on your targets. Shaking cameras and moving targets are no match for AR Missile's automatic target tracking, powered by our original image analysis technology. The feeling of sending limitless waves of missiles and seeing them all hit their target is so exhilarating, you might become addicted to it! Use AR Missile HD to release daily stress or take funny pictures. *AR Missile HD requires a camera to operate. Please make sure your device is equipped with a camera before buying this app. Main Features: - Supports up to 32 simultaneous missiles. - Beautiful graphics combining the image from your camera with 3D graphics. - Automatic tracking feature powered by original image analysis technology. - Hold button allows to you to hold the missiles while you touch the screen and shoot them all in one salvo when you release the screen. - Display the image analysis results in Sensor mode. - Snapshot function. - Time Shift function allowing fine tuning of the special effects after taking a snapshot. - Send your pictures to other apps, share functionality (Facebook, Twitter, etc.) *If the automatic tracking is failing, please switch to sensor mode and select areas that have a high color contrast and little flickering. Caution! Shooting missiles in the real world can trigger wars and/or damage the environment. Let's restrict our missile shooting activities to within AR Missile HD.

"AR Solar System" turns your device into a telescope in augmented reality for the observation of the planets of the Solar System. Choose and place a planet or several planets in the scene: in your home (in the air, on the floor, on a table, on a wall, on any horizontal surface) or outside the home (ex. open sky)... Observe the planets of our Solar System as you've never seen them before! The planets available for observation are: Sun, Mercury, Venus, Earth, Moon, Mars, Ceres, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, Pluto, Haumea, Makemake, Eris The software uses the information available on the planets of the Solar System to animate the rotations of the planets: every second corresponds to one hour, each planet rotates at the real speed, in the direction of real rotation. For each planet data are available such as size, rotation period, period of revolution, type of atmosphere, gravity, etc... Walk in the scene with your legs moving between the planets (like travel in space) and observe them with your device like a telescope: - approaching the planet you will see more details such as craters, valleys, plains, mountain ranges, etc... - moving away from the planet, you will see the planet entirely or more planets together - turning around the planet you can see the side of interest or simulate the flight of a spaceship orbiting the planet - by moving over or under the planet you will be able to observe its poles - etc… Interacting manually with the planets you can: - Move the planet in the real scene (pan gesture: dragging a finger on the planet) - Enlarge and shrink the planet (pinch gesture: pinching the planet) - Rotate the planet around its axis of rotation (rotation gesture: rotating the planet with two fingers); manual rotation deactivates the automatic one - Remove the planet from the scene (long press gesture: holding a finger on the planet for half a second) - Add a new planet to the scene by touching the desired position (using horizontal plane in real world or feature points) - Select a planet from the scene and display its characteristics (double tap gesture: tap a planet twice with a finger) Background of the scene: in the presence of light in the real world the milky way and the stars (deep space) are projected as the background of the planets on the walls of your house or in the sky if you are outdoors; in the absence of light (or covering the camera with a finger) moving in the scene will seem to travel in deep space (virtual reality feature… the real world will be removed from the scene). Useful for all those who love to observe the planets of the Solar System in every detail, for teachers, scholars, students, astronomers, etc... UNIVERSAL APP: - You pay only once and run on all your devices