:strip_icc()/i.s3.glbimg.com/v1/AUTH_e536e40f1baf4c1a8bf1ed12d20577fd/internal_photos/bs/2023/g/P/3LqkG0SRi0KsCtsRJnxQ/gettyimages-1351141161.jpg "The Apple system will allow users to create augmented reality applications with Siri | Technology")
THE apple develops software that will allow its customers, even those who do not know how to program, to create augmented reality apps by voice assistant Crab. The novelty should be available in the next corporate mixed reality glassesscheduled for launch in the first half of this year.
report by information shows that, to use the tool, the user will only have to say what he wants. He will be able to create, for example, an application with virtual animals which move in a room or around real objects – this, without the need to design the animal from scratch or to calculate its movement in a 3D space. Once ready, the product can be shared on the App Store.
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The site specifies that the technology behind this novelty comes from the Fabric Engine system, from the Canadian startup Fabric Software, which Apple acquired in 2017. It allows developers to create environments and objects automatically, without the need to have programming knowledge.
To help people create 3D models for apps, Apple is also working on a way to scan real-world objects with mixed reality glasses. The edge. If these new features actually work as expected, it could significantly lower the barrier of entry for creating augmented reality apps.
THE information adds that big tech is more interested in augmented reality than mixed reality – which unites AR with virtual reality (VR). The portal recalls that Tim Cook, CEO of the company, has already praised the technology on several occasions.
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