Wikitude Worlds
How to create your World
Create your own Augmented Reality World and browse your World with Wikitude 4!
Wikitude WebService
With the latest update of Wikitude.me we introduce a new way to contribute content to a Wikitude World. If you would like to keep your data of POIs on your own servers and don’t want to upload them to Wikitude, we now offer a simple web service interface.
Wikitude Worlds – iPhone 3G Version Released
Wikitude, the No. 1 Augmented Reality Browser (“Augmented Planet”), is now available on the iPhone 3G. Though the iPhone 3G does not have a compass, the information and POIs are presented on a map.
With Wikitude, users can see Points of Interest in the surrounding areas. Of particular interest is “Hyper Local Content”, like news, special interest locations etc. Check out more examples already available in Wikitude.
Featured Wikitude World: Hertz
Our new way to create Wikitude Worlds has been a huge success! If you don’t know what a World is, please check this out: “Create Your World”. If you do, read on:
New Worlds are popping in on an hourly basis (100+ in a few weeks). We appreciate the work of our content developers and that’s why we present examples of their efforts here on our blog. This time it’s the brand new Hertz World.
Your geo-referenced Content in AR – learn more about possible Cooperation-Options
This post describes how companies holding geo-referenced content can work together with Mobilizy and Wikitude to make the content available on an Augmented Reality (AR) view. The options mainly differ from each other in terms of development effort, costs, customization options and availability, and can be combined arbitrarily (e.g. Content in Wikitude together with a White Label Solution)
Overview: Wikitude Worlds
An overview about all available Worlds! Thanks to all Content-Developers – we really appreciate your hard work! Check out our 3 Showcases Starbucks, Unesco and Alpenverein.
Showcase – Best of new Worlds
These Worlds are just some amazing example for Wikitude 4 (for Android, iPhone coming soon!) and it’s new feature to create your own World!
ARML & KML: Advantages of ARML
Wikitude 4 is our latest AR browser version. New is the native support of ARML (augmented reality markup language). Similar to HTML for web browsers this could become a standard for AR browsers that display points of interest around your current position. Best of all it is based on the KML which is used in Google Earth.
Four different ways to add content to Wikitude 4
Wikitude 4 enables user to add their content in augmented reality. It is not necessary to be a programmer – just read the following short instructions to find out what content-type you have!
