What if we could use the power of augmented reality to create a TV screen for procrastination? Wondering how to build Apple AR apps with Swift and RealityKit? Want to learn AR development for the Apple ecosystem and become an Apple AR developer, in preparation for the upcoming Apple Glass?

This is part 1 of an Augmented Reality tutorial series, where we will build a tabletop TV screen for you to defer to, using video footage and plane detection, in realitykit: to achieve this, this AR app will use plane detection from ARKit4 and video footage from RealityKit. Additionally, we will be using RealityKit, Xcode and Swift. I hope this augmented reality tutorial will help you become a better AR developer, for the Apple Ecosystem.

This series of augmented reality tutorials will interest iOS developers and anyone interested in becoming an Apple AR developer and mastering AR development for the Apple ecosystem in preparation for the arrival of Apple Glass.

In this channel I cover both the technical side (AR development) and the business side (e.g. app marketing) in an attempt to become an augmented programmer, which is short for an entrepreneurial programmer. You can follow my journey on my social media accounts (nikhilcreates):

Twitter: https://twitter.com/nikhilCreates​
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nikhilcreates/​

Thank you!
Nikhil Jacob (aka the Augmented Programmer)

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